An Explosion Hits Zimbabwe's Presidential Rally,*I urgently need support and donations.My name is Anyasoro Chekwube WM.,my bank acct.no is:4240853014,my bank is FCMB in Nigeria,my facebook acct. is www.facebook.com/chekwube.anyasoro.1,my phone no. is:+2349092171875* President Mnangagwa Escaped Injury.
An explosion has rocked a stadium where Zimbabwe's president was addressing a rally. Some injuries have been reported, but President Emmerson Mnangagwa escaped harm.
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"There has been an incident at Bulawayo (White City Stadium) where the president was addressing a rally. This is now a police issue, but the president is safe at Bulawayo State House," spokesperson George Charamba told Reuters news agency.
He added that some people had been reported injured, and footage posted online showed medical staff rushing to the scene. State-run*I urgently need support
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Charamba told the state-owned Zimbabwe Herald, which described the blast as an assassination attempt, that there had been "multiple attempts" on Mnangagwa's life over the years.
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'Not my time'
Mnangagwa later said the explosive device that caused the blast went off a "few inches away from me, but it is not my time."
He told the state broadcaster that he was used to facing attempts on his life, adding that "these are my normal enemies" behind the explosion.
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In a tweet, Mnangagwa called on the country to remain unified despite all political differences after "this senseless act of violence."
While we await further information, my thoughts and prayers are with all those affected by this senseless act of violence. The campaign has been conducted in a free and peaceful environment, and we will not allow this cowardly act to get in our way as we move towards elections.
Let us continue to be united and address our differences peacefully. The strongest response to violence is peace. The strongest response to hate is love. God Bless Zimbabwe
Upcoming elections
Mnangagwa, 75, took power in November last year after his former ally, Robert Mugabe, was pressured by the*I urgently need support
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The explosion in Zimbabwe came just hours after a blast in Ethiopia at a rally for the country's new prime minister, Abiy Ahmed, in the capital, Addis Ababa, killed one person and injured more than 130 others, some seriously.
tj/jm (Reuters, AP, AFP),Ref. Deutsche Welle.
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