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Sikhala says he is lucky to be alive

Outspoken opposition politician Job Sikhala says he is fortunate to be alive, alleging that the Zimbabwean state has been trailing him in an attempt to frame him on trumped-up charges. His remarks came just a day before he was arrested in …

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