Watch this short video clip filmed by a Nehanda TV Citizen Reporter during the ‘Cross Over’ rally addressed by MDC-T President Morgan Tsvangirai. The rally was at the recently christened ‘Freedom Square’ near the Harare Showgrounds.
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