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Coup: ‘No smoke without fire

  • Jun 12, 2020
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THE unprecedented move by the country’s Security ministers to call a Press conference

to debunk “coup rumours”, on Wednesday, has exposed fissures and mistrust in President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government, political observers have said.

Kazembe went on to implicate former Zanu PF national commissar Saviour Kasukuwere, MDC Alliance deputy national chairman Job Sikhala, churches, civil organisations and top government and

security officials as party to an alleged plot against Mnangagwa.

Another analyst Rashweat Mukundu said the statement showed signs of panic in Mnangagwa’s government over a possible coup.

Jealousy Mawarire, spokesperson of opposition National Patriotic Front, said it was Mnangagwa, through his Lacoste faction, fronted by Kazembe, who held the Press conference in front of mute, disinterested and tethered army generals, unhappy with the rampant looting of national resources by the First Family and their “criminal associates”.

Party spokesperson Fadzai Mahere said the attack on party leaders and linking others to an “imminent” coup to oust Mnangagwa was a declaration of outright war to effectively silence the opposition.

Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People

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