Mash East Province march against sanctions

Victor Maphosa in Mutoko

Thousands of people from Mashonaland East Province have joined other Zimbabweans in calling for the removal of sanctions imposed by America and other Western countries on Zimbabwe.

For over two decades now, Zimbabwe has been suffering from the heinous illegal sanctions, which are negatively impacting the economy.

As such, SADC declared October 25 of every year as Anti-Sanctions Day where member states join hands in calling for the unconditional removal of sanctions.

In Zimbabwe, the day is commemorated in all provinces, marked with marches and public addresses by Government officials.

In Mashonaland East province, the march started well this morning with thousands marching across Mutoko Centre denouncing the sanctions.

The march was led by the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Mashonaland East Dr Aplonia Munzverengwi.

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