“In a televised address early on Wednesday morning, military spokesperson, Major General SB Moyo, said the army was seeking to ‘pacify a degenerating, social, and economic situation’ in the country. The army spokesperson said that once the military’s objectives have been achieved, the situation in the country would return to normal, before urging Zimbabweans to continue with their lives as usual.”
Did you like this?
Tip Freedomwat.ch Staff with Bitcoin
Tip Freedomwat.ch Staff with Bitcoin
Related posts:
In one Florida county, nicotine is a banned drug
At Bank of England, Carney to put growth at top of list
And how would you like to pay, sir – cash, credit card, or Bitcoin?
Obamacare-nullifying bill to be introduced in Virginia
US army blocks access to Guardian website to preserve 'network hygiene'
Where the votes stand on Syria
Experiment finds D.C. residents are the least honest Americans
Ohio governor wants to tax funerals, concerts, parking garages
Rome police bust massive marijuana plantation under Bank of Italy
Federal Europe will be 'a reality in a few years', says commission president
After 11 years and $1.5 billion, Homeland Security H.Q. to be scrapped
South African gold miners strike over ‘slave wages in white man’s economy’
S.C. mom jailed, facing prison for letting daughter play alone in park
Seattle $15/Hour Minimum Wage Being Pushed
NSA Efforts Damaged U.S. Cryptography Standard