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Zim Embassy in SA throws ZANU PF leader under the bus

The Zimbabwean Embassy  in Pretoria has issued a statement distancing themselves from a statement issued by the  ZANU PF Sandton chairperson Advocate Simba Chitando who alleged that he had a meeting with the Ambassador of Zimbabw…

Published: 03 Jan 2022 at 18:10hrs | 21 | by Mandla Ndlovu

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