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Mashonaland East authorities reject 31 July protests

By , based on Zimeye

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The provincial authorities in Mashonaland East have rejected protests planned for 31 July in Zimbabwe. They warned that security forces were ready to intervene in response to the gatherings, in a position attributed to the province’s Minister of State under President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

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