By Staff Writer
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has condemned the recent spate of violence which took place in Nyatsime last week claiming that the murder of Moreblessing Ali was stage managed.
He made the remarks Monday at the Heroes Acre where he Major General (Retired) Sydney Bhebhe was laid to rest.
“The nation is now familiar with these shenanigans and incidences of staged violence, which are designed to tarnish the image of Zimbabwe , especially ahead of major international meetings.
He urged party supporters to keep their eyes and ears open as well as shunning outsiders from invading communities and destabilizing peace.
“Violence has no place in the Zimbabwe we are building. We want peace, peace, love and harmony. Equally let us shun all forms of self hate as well as peddling of falsehoods and misinformation.
“Together we must entrench the values of love honesty , hard work and patriotism as we continue on the journey to guarantee our national development and prosperity, for all our people ,no matter where they live,” he said.
Mnangagwa said it is most disheartening to hear some of our misinformed and misplaced young people, peddling the grossly false narrative that life under Ian Smith was better than that after Independence.
