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Government disowns Zharare

Wooes continue to mount for former Citizens Against Economic Sanctions Zimbabwe director Martin Zharare after several Government ministries and agencies publicly distanced themselves from him in the wake of his alleged graft activities.Zha…

Published: 8 hrs ago | 256 | by Staff Reporter

Anti‑sanctions boss refuses to be expelled

Citizens Against Economic Sanctions (CAES) leader Martin Zharare has rejected his alleged expulsion by the organisation's board - and instead issued a counter‑letter dismissing the same board members.In a letter dated 24 March, circulating…

Published: 30 Mar 2026 at 08:02hrs | | by Paul Ndou

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