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Bulawayo- The infringement of the rights of Zimbabweans continues as two members of Men and Women of Zimbabwe Arise were picked up by police officers outside the large city hall during a public hearing meeting held in the city by the competition and tariffs commission on the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA).The National Coordinator of Women of Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA), Jenni Williams said that the two men were detained on their way from the toilet during the public hearing while news of their arrest disrupted the proceedings as members of WOZA left the meeting.
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