Zvamaida Murwira Herald Reporter
There was commotion in Parliament today when members of the portfolio committee on Mines and Mining Development disagreed among themselves on whether one of Hwange’s shareholder, Mr Nicholas Van Hoogstraten should give evidence.
Legislators were so divided on the issue that tampers flared as they were drawn into an altercation which eventually saw Clerk of Parliament, Mr Kennedy Chokuda being called to give guidance.
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