A press conference by Zimbabwean war veterans was disrupted by youths identifying as belonging to Youth Connect. The veterans accused them of being state agents aimed at denying their freedom of expression. The altercation highlights tensions in Zimbabwe, particularly regarding governance and corruption amidst political factionalism.

On Monday, a press conference held by war veterans in Bulawayo spiraled into chaos when a group of youths disrupted the event, claiming affiliation with an organization named Youth Connect. The war veterans, who intended to address issues regarding governance, corruption, and economic decline in Zimbabwe, accused the youths of being “hired hands” and “state agents” undermining their freedom of expression.

This incident reflects the troubled relationship between war veterans and the government, indicating serious challenges regarding citizens’ rights in Zimbabwe. The veterans’ call for political and economic freedom continues to gain momentum, particularly as factionalism rises within the ruling party and public discontent grows.

Original Source: www.zimlive.com

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