News:Army denies Dzamara claims

<vote /> The Zimbabwe National Army released a press statement denying allegations made by missing journalist-cum-activist Itai Dzamara's brother Patson that the Military Intelligence is behind the disappearance of his brother.

Director army public relations Lieutenant Colonel Aphios Makotore released a statement saying that the claims by Patson were false,

" The Zimbabwe National Army totally denies any involvement in the disappearance of Itai Dzamara. The claims by Itai Dzamara's brother are totally false and a figment of his imagination. The Army Intelligence doesn't take orders from any political party. Patson's claims are just meant to seek media attention and mislead members of the public."

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