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Zuma presses Zim on power-sharing govt

Source: News 24

Harare : Zimbabwe | 3 months ago

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President Jacob Zuma has urged Zimbabwe's political parties to "remove obstacles" blocking the implementation of a power-sharing agreement. Zimbabwe in the search for a solution to the challenges facing the country, it remains committed to working to encourage further progress," Zuma...

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