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Zanu PF warned that people have a right to protest

A commentator Hidzo Musarurwa has advised the ruling Zanu PF that people have a right to protest peacefully but police brutality is not acceptable.This comes after indications by the ruling pa...

Published: 06 Jul 2016 at 06:31hrs | | by Stephen Jakes

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Zanu PF warned that people have a right to protest

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