ED Warns 'Vigilantes Hired By Hostile Foreign Governments' To Destabilise Zimbabwe

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said the government will resist plots by political activists and hostile foreign governments to destabilise the country and render it ungovernable.

Addressing the ruling ZANU PF party politburo this Wednesday, President Mnangagwa said there has been a relentless onslaught against the party and government through alleged abductions and hostile governments such as the United States of America and these acts will not be tolerated. He said:

These confrontational actions which played out in the political, economic and media arena were not isolated incidences but were orchestrated, coordinated and planned events.

I am aware that the intention was to cause despondency, unrest, violence and to render the country ungovernable.

These acts should never be tolerated. I urge the party and the nation as a whole to remain alert.

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Let us refuse to be divided by vigilantes who are hired by hostile foreign governments to distract us from our quest to grow our economy and improve the quality of life for all in peace, unity and in love.

Comrades, rest assured that our security apparatus will get to the bottom of these machinations and those involved will be brought to account.

President Mnangagwa cited the recent alleged state-sanctioned abduction of three MDC-Alliance youth members, Joanna Mamombe, Cecilia Chimbiri and Netsai Marova saying foreign governments had a hand in the “fake” abduction claims.

The government has rejected the trio’s narration of what transpired during the 48 hours they were missing.

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