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Zanu-PF factions childish, saysMutasa

by Staff reporter

05 Feb 2016 at 18:59hrs | 2474 Views

Former Zanu-PF member Didymus Mutasa says the People's First, a project said to be led by former VP Mujuru prefers working with MDC than any of the childish ruling party factions.

Mutasa said all Zanu-PF factions are the same and beyond reform.

Ironically Mutasa was fired from Zanu-PF on the same pretex of factionalism.

Source - dailynews

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