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President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Monday, 14 August, declared that Zimbabwe will never be ruled by puppets of the West.
Mnangagwa made the declaration at a burial ceremony of former Attorney General and Zimbabwe’s ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo, Johannes Tomana, and Retired Brigadier General Milton Siziba at the National Heroes Acre in Harare.
He accused Western powers of using the opposition to try to unseat ZANU PF.  In the past, the ruling party has claimed that the opposition MDC and CCC are Western puppets. Said Mnangagwa:
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Under our mass revolutionary party, ZANU PF, we remain a government of the people, by the people and for the people.
Zimbabwe will never, ever be run by a puppet government of our erstwhile oppressors. Never.
This is a position that the national heroes we are interring and the heroines we are honoring today played their part and left us a legacy of resilience and unflinching patriotism.
</blockquote>
The President asserted that despite the sanctions imposed by the United States and its Western allies, Zimbabwe continued to thrive. He said:
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Twenty-three years after the ruinous sanctions imposed by some Western countries, our country continues to defy all odds.
We are transforming our infrastructure as well as industrialising and modernising our economy.
</blockquote>
Zimbabwe marked National Heroes Day on Monday, and national heroes Tomana and Siziba were buried on the same day at the National Heroes Acre.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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The Standard reports that Prosecutor-general, Ray Goba, has been accused by the Judicial Service Commission of failing to prosecute several corruption cases. The JSC has asked Goba to respond to complaints that he has failed in his duties as head of the National Prosecuting Authority.
A source told the newspaper:
<blockquote>“What happens is that a complaint is received from whoever would have made it and after looking at the complaint, the JSC then decides whether or not the allegations are worth pursuing and if so, the commission then writes to the PG and asks him to respond. In this case, yes a letter was sent to him to respond”</blockquote>
The JSC refused to comment on the issue citing confidentiality. Goba said the news was interesting to him. Goba took over from Johannes Tomana, who was fired by former president Robert Mugabe in July last year.
More: <a href="https://www.thestandard.co.zw/2018/06/10/ray-goba-trouble/">The Standard</a>

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