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Mugabe says protests don’t pay

Asi tsoka dzenyu dzamakasiya, tinoramba tichidzitevedza. So,let us remain united in defence of our sovereignty and hard won independence and say once again, to our heroes, I will no longer say it’s a day of mourning.

It’s indeed a celebration of our heroes and we say to them you did well and today is a happy Heroes’ Day for us. True, we will remember you in all solemnity, when we say our prayers. But we are happy that you left us a legacy, a huge, huge legacy and with that we can proudly say, as I say:

Long live Zimbabwe!

Long live our freedom!

Long live our sovereignty!

Makorokoto!

Amhlope!

Congratulations!

I thank you.

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