President Mnangagwa concluded his three-day State Visit to Russia which he described as very fruitful as evidenced by the number of investment deals that he and his delegation concluded.
He is now in Belarus, where he is scheduled to meet with that country’s President Alexander Lukashenko. In Minsk, President Mnangagwa was received by Belarus’ Chief of Presidential Affairs General Colonel Victor Sheiman. Former president Mr Robert Mugabe was invited to Minsk several times, but he never set foot there.
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