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ZANU-PF condemns lawlessness

    JOHANNESBURG

    Zimbabwe’s ruling ZANU-PF party on Friday condemned what it called people masquerading as war veterans, urging them to stop threatening white farmers and called on the police to bring the culprits to book, news reports said.

    “The current lawlessness on occupied farms and the haphazard allocation of land should be stopped immediately,” the party said in its weekly newspaper ‘People’s Voice’. The paper added that the police have been called upon to take a firm position to restore law and order on the occupied farms and to ensure that the culprits are penalised.

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