ZANU PF Acting national spokesperson Cde Patrick Chinamasa has warned US Ambassador to Zimbabwe against meddling in the country's affairs.


ZANU PF Acting national spokesperson Cde Patrick Chinamasa has warned US Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Mr. Brian Nichols, against meddling in the country's affairs. 

He said, "Our leaders will not hesitate to give him marching orders."  Cde Patrick Chinamasa said Diplomacy should not behave like thugs. "Brian Nichols is a thug," he said. 

 He also reminded Mr. Brian that he is not a super diplomat in Zimbabwe.

























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