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Newsflash, Zimbabwe has human rights
28.06.2008 12:39
(Hope that's OK, any news on my cheque?)
Brian
MDC provoke civil unrest
28.06.2008 15:18
Zimupdates (07/05/08)
MDC supporters in Makoni West constituency of Manicaland province have gone on systematic rampage aimed at ZANU (PF) stalwarts in the area. The supporters are beating up and burning houses belonging to ZANU (PF) members and telling them to leave the constituency since it was won by the MDC candidate, Webber Chinyadza.
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In one such incident the ZANU (PF) District treasurer, Misheck Nefudzo had his house and granary burnt down by MDC youths from the area. The unfolding of recent events are pointing the fact the MDC-T activists are provoking the situation on the ground so that ZANU (PF) retaliates and the situation becomes ungovernable. It would appear the MDC-T is itching for a chaotic situation to prevail in this country, which would eventually degenerate into a civil unrest.
Despite the above, the same instigators are on the lead to tell the story on the ground on camera and appear so victimized and yet they are the perpetrators of this violence that has gripped the countryside. The resettled farmers it would appear are being brutalized by the MDC for not having voted for them and are being accused of betraying the MDC-T regime change agenda
Simon