Hundreds of Zimbabwen women protested against president Robert Mugabe on Saturday at Bulawayo by hitting symbolic empty pans to denounce inadequate food and serious economic difficulties.*
The 'beat the pot' event was organised by the main opposition party- the Movement for Democratic change.
The women are adamant that Mugabe must go and give space for a new government after free and credible elections.
The 'beat the pot' event was organised by the main opposition party- the Movement for Democratic change.
The women are adamant that Mugabe must go and give space for a new government after free and credible elections.
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