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Kasukuwere to contest as an independent #Advocates for unity #Says Mnangagwa will never win free, fair polls
NewsDay Staff ·

ZIMBABWE cannot afford another five years of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s misrule characterised by toxic political differences, a failed economy and social strife, former Zanu PF stalwart Saviour Kasukuwere said on Monday.
In a statement to officially announce plans to submit his papers to the nomination court sitting tomorrow, Kasukuwere, commonly known as Tyson in Zanu PF circles, said once elected, he would seek to unite the politically-fractured country through an “Intra Zimbabwe Dialogue” process that is beyond politics.
In a long letter addressed to Zimbabweans, the former Zanu PF commissar said his fight was against fear and in pursuit of renewed hope for the country.
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