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Response to 2018; Let's not be misled by armchair radicals, Newsday Jan 4

I am surprised with how the author of the above article and some others seem to blindly support the new government . I have been following your articles and you portrayed a level headed front, chastising the Zanu pf gvt and its corrupt sys…

Published: 08 Jan 2018 at 11:28hrs | | by Zanda Shumba

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Response to 2018; Let's not be misled by armchair radicals, Newsday Jan 4

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