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Zimbabwe Defence Minister warns don’t imitate Jah Prayzah, you could end up in jail for wearing military fatigues

The Air Force of Zimbabwe has dedicated its services to rescue such people and also even ferrying medicinal assistance to areas which are marooned and where people should have access to medication.  The Air Force of Zimbabwe is on standby to supply the services of rescuing people who could be marooned where ever they are.  We should be on high alert because of this cyclone induced rainfall.  Therefore, the Air Force and the Zimbabwe National Army are ready.  We also put aside some storage facility for fuel to fuel the planes which are supposed to rescue people who could be marooned because of the incessant rains.  I thank you.

 

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