Chivhu man burns Zanu PF regalia on Independence Day

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Elliot Jinjika

CHIVHU – A despondent man from Foto Village in Nharira under Chief Musarurwa shocked passers-by when he reportedly burnt Zanu PF regalia on a road on Independence Day.
Witnesses of the incident disclosed that around 15:00 hrs on April 18, the man (name withheld) took the regalia from his house and set it on fire in the middle of the road while singing songs that denounced the ruling party.
“It was clear in his eyes that he was angry as he burnt the regalia. It was like a one man demonstration as he boldly called for the ouster of Zanu PF,” said one witness
When contacted for comment, the man pleaded that his identity not be revealed lest he gets subjected to the worst from ruling party supporters.
“Handizive zvingangoitika kwandiri nekuti party iyi inogona kutora upenyu hwako asi chokwadi ndechekuti Zimbabweans are tired of the ruling party. Hatina chinonzi Independence except for the few corrupt government officials who siphon national coffers for their own benefit,” said the man.
“Yange isiri demonstration hama yangu asi ndapisa mbatya dzisina batsiro mukati meupenyu hwevana veZimbabwe, regalia yemusangano wauraya nyika asi handingati ndanga ndichiratidzira. I hope identity yangu muchachengetedza zvemumapepa izvi unofa,” he added.local

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