Zimbabwe: We Will Continue to Arrest Rights Activists - Mangwana

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Zimbabwe: We Will Continue to Arrest Rights Activists - Mangwana

[New Zimbabwe] The government will continue arresting human rights for violating Covid-19 lockdown regulations, Nick Mangwana, the Information Ministry secretary has warned.

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