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Minister of State for Provincial Affairs for Masvingo Shuvai Mahofa who has not been feeling well since December last year and was in South Africa receiving treatment is now back at work though she has not fully recovered, TellZim can reveal.

Minister of State for Provincial Affairs for Masvingo Shuvai Mahofa

Mahofa featured at a Zanu-PF Masvingo Provincial Co-ordinating Committee (PCC) meeting on Sunday but failed to stand to address party members when she was given the chance to do so by the provincial secretary for administration Allies Baloyi.
She however, addressed while seated and immediately apologised saying she had not fully recovered.
“My apology for speaking while seated; I have not yet fully recovered but I am glad I’m now back at work. I want to thank President (Robert) Mugabe for the treatment I got in South Africa and also the First Lady Dr Grace for the food donations to Chivi. Masvingo is drought-prone and all the seven administrative districts are in dire need of food. People are starving and we appeal to government to expedite our February allocation of the food relief. We also need transport to ferry the maize from Tongaat Huletts to different parts of the province,” said Mahofa.

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