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| Mujuru and Mugabe in Happy Days |
“Following the undisputed and resounding success of our rally in Bulawayo, as well as the unsuccessful bid by Zanu PF to disrupt it, we feel Zanu PF thugs could still be trying to find
ways of creating havoc in Harare this coming weekend,” he said.
“They tried it in Bulawayo with a handful of hired 14-year-olds, who had been rewarded with stands by Local Government minister Saviour Kasukuwere, but they failed. However, that will not stop them from trying the same trick in Harare. We will be monitoring the situation closely.”
Mawarire claimed Zanu PF was not amused by the “huge turnout” in Bulawayo. ZimPF made similar claims ahead of its rally in Bulawayo, although it proceeded without incident and they risk being accused of crying wolf ahead of their rallies. In a letter to the opposition party, officer commanding police Harare district, Newbert Saunyama “noted” ZimPF’s notification to hold the public gathering with strict regulations, including control of rogue supporters’ behaviour and co-operation with authorities.
Early this week, police forced the Morgan Tsvangirai-led MDC-T to bring forward its anti-government demonstration initially scheduled for June 25 to tomorrow, after Zanu PF claimed it would be holding an event in Mutare on the same day.
This was despite the fact that police had given the party greenlight to hold the demonstration. Mawarire said his party would not be shocked if the same were
to happen to them.
Mujuru was in Bulawayo last weekend where she addressed thousands of supporters in her first appearance at a political rally since being forced out of Zanu PF last year over allegations she was behind a plot to remove Mugabe from power by foul means.
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