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#ThisFlag - No national anthem singing at Barbourfields

by Thobekile Zhou

11 Sep 2016 at 13:59hrs | 3306 Views

Thousands of football fans packed at Barbourfields Stadium ignored calls to sing the old national anthem in the 36th minute.
Social activists led by Pastor Evan Mawarire had made a spirited appeal for fans to sing Nkosi Sikelela iAfrica I protest against Zanu PF government.
The 36th-minute mark went unnoticed as Highlanders Prince Dube launched an attack against Dynamos.
However, Dynamos is currently leading one nil through a Masimba Mambare header after 29minutes.

Source - Byo24News

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