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Zimbabwean opposition leader Togara Fambi calls for Mnangagwa’s departure

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Togara Fambi, leader of the opposition movement National Progressive Democrats in Zimbabwe, called for the immediate resignation of President Emmerson Mnangagwa. In a statement published this week, he also called for democratic reforms and defended respect for the Constitution and human rights, reports Zimeye.

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