Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Blasts Chamisa

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Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Blasts Chamisa

[The Herald] Zanu-PF has castigated MDC Alliance leader Mr Nelson Chamisa for being a "shameless liar" after the opposition leader tried to blame the Government for the demolitions of houses in the suburb of Budiriro in Harare when in fact it was his party that sanctioned the ill-timed move.

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