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Gonese announced his retirement from politics in a private message to relatives over the weekend.

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Veteran opposition activist and former long-serving legislator for Mutare Central, Innocent Gonese, has officially retired from active politics. Gonese made the...

Gonese announced his retirement from politics in a private message to relatives over the weekend.

Veteran opposition activist and former Mutare Central long-serving legislator Innocent Gonese has retired from active politics. Gonese announced his retirement from politics in a private message to relatives over the weekend. He also confirmed the retirement to NewsDay in an interview yesterday. Gonese said he had decided to focus on his law practice after 24…

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