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Army apolitical

    JOHANNESBURG

    The Zimbabwean army on Tuesday reaffirmed that it was a professional and apolitical organisation that would serve any government.

    Zimbabwe Defence Forces spokesman Chancellor Diye dismissed growing fears that the army could intervene to save President Mugabe should he lose forthcoming legislative elections, the PANA news agency reported. "These allegations are part of negative media reports designed to tarnish our image and mislead the Zimbabwe people and the international community at large,"
    he said.

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