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WATCH | Zimbabwean activist Bhekimpilo Mbedzi has shared a video thanking Zimbabweans and the international community for standing with him during his time in detention. Mbedzi was arrested by Beitbridge police after calling for peaceful demonstrations. Following his release, he expressed his appreciation to everyone who supported him and...

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Pikaz1 месяц назад

Being associated with March & March xenophobes makes him unacceptable to Zimbabweans. Does he support the killing of his countrymen by vigilante groups. Perhaps he deserves some lynching too s that he understands what it means to be violated by ppl who operate outside the law!

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jc mtape1 месяц назад

And sadly us as Zimbabweans we have been generationally Traumatized that we wont even attempt to support someone who stands up

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Alvin Matsaga1 месяц назад

One loses all currency by associating with @JacintaNgobese. Best not to have mentioned that Afrophobe better yet distancing self from such characters. Careful not be embrace every voice supporting you.

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YouChat🇿🇼🇿🇼1 месяц назад

Unacceptable to Zimbabweans to associate himself with March & March thugs.

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