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It must be compulsory for Zimbabwe MPs to attend all Parliament sessions: No walk out

The government must make it mandatory or compulsory for all MPs to participate in the debate of all bills or issues concerning our country.That is what those MPs were elected for and are being paid for. So, if they walk out, they must not …

Published: 28 Aug 2019 at 15:04hrs | 4 | by Njabulo

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