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By Takunda Maodza
RIOTS in Britain are a reflection of poor governance by the coalition between Conservatives and the Labour party and the violent crackdown on protesters by police has shown that the British are not “purer than other human beings,” political observers said yesterday.
Britain has been rocked by violent riots since Saturday that have so far claimed four lives.
The violence, observers say, proves the British are not champions of democracy and human rights.
Yesterday, British Prime Minister David Cameroon deployed 16 000 armed police officers in the streets with an instruction to use whatever tactic and resources at their disposal to crush the rioters.
By Petros Kausiyo
End your riots first, President tells UK
Herald Reporters
THE United Kingdom government should concentrate on solving its internal problems such as the ongoing riots instead of meddling in other countries’ affairs, President Mugabe has said.
Addressing thousands of people gathered at the National Sports Stadium yesterday to celebrate the 31st anniversary of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, the Head of State and Government and Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, said Zimbabwe and the African continent wanted peace to prevail, not external interference.
“Let them attend to their problems now that they are experiencing problems, which have dogged other countries before and they have in those circumstances accused those
End your riots first, President tells UK
Herald Reporters
THE United Kingdom government should concentrate on solving its internal problems such as the ongoing riots instead of meddling in other countries’ affairs, President Mugabe has said.
Addressing thousands of people gathered at the National Sports Stadium yesterday to celebrate the 31st anniversary of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, the Head of State and Government and Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, said Zimbabwe and the African continent wanted peace to prevail, not external interference.
“Let them attend to their problems now that they are experiencing problems, which have dogged other countries before and they have in those circumstances accused those
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