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LISTEN: Chiyangwa tell all Zimbabweans to shut up on radio

by Thobekile Zhou

11 Sep 2016 at 17:04hrs | 2463 Views

ZIFA president Philip Chiyangwa has talked himself into another controversy by telling all Zimbabweans to shut up.

Chiyangwa was live on state-controlled StarfmZimbabwe station.

Chiyangwa was in Bulawayo earlier in the day watching Highlanders and Dynamos.

"Just got off the phone LIVE @StarfmZimbabwe with Philip Chiyangwa who says if you're not contributing money towards ZIFA 'just shut up", StarfmZimbabwe presenter Chief Koti twitted.

That attracted a string of harsh criticism from a cross section of people.

Below are some of the comments:

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