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Tamborinyoka out of danger

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PM Tsvangirai’s spokesperson Luke Tamborinyoka is reportedly out of danger and has significantly recovered from a near-fatal car crash that has confined him to ICU for the past two weeks.

PRIME Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s spokesperson Luke Tamborinyoka is reportedly out of danger and has significantly recovered from a near-fatal car crash that has confined him to the intensive care unit (ICU) at a local hospital for the past two weeks.

Report by Moses Matenga

A close family friend, Kudakwashe Matibiri, yesterday said the former scribe was now able to sit with the aid of a pillow.

“He has seen considerable improvement and we are humbled by the support from Zimbabweans. He is fine now though he remains in the ICU,” Matibiri said.

“He has shown a lot of fighting spirit. He is going through some processes, but can now sit with the aid of a pillow, something that he couldn’t do. We are humbled by the support we continue to get and we call for prayers until he is fit to continue serving the country in his position as spokesperson to the Prime Minister.”

Tamborinyoka was seriously injured early this month after his car burst a rear tyre and overturned on his way to his rural home in Domboshava in the company of his brothers and an uncle.