Jubilation and ululation in the streets of Harare as Zimbabweans attend war veterans indaba to out Mugabe
November 18, 2017
By Wallace Mawire
Thousands of Zimbabwens are thronging the streets of Harare in
jovial mood through song, dance,jubilation and ululation on their way
to Gwanzura stadium in Highfields high density suburb to the planned
Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) is
indaba to chart a way forward for the country and to urge President
Robert Mugabe to step-down.
War veterans, widely regarded as close allies of sacked Vice-President
Emmerson Mnangagwa, said nothing would stop them from meeting.
Already they have reacted angrily to Mnangagwa’s sacking and in
retaliation; they purportedly fired President Robert Mugabe and his
wife First Lady Grace from Zanu PF.
The association’s secretary-general Victor Matemadanda said they would
go ahead as planned.
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