Speaker Mudenda Implies Sabotage After Mnangagwa's SONA
Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda has warned that the person responsible for cutting electricity during President Emmerson Mnangagwa's State of the Nation Address (SONA) will face severe consequences.
The person who switched off the electricity while the President was speaking will regret the day he was born.
Mudenda hinted that the power outage was deliberate, occurring during the final minutes of Mnangagwa's speech at the New Parliament Building.
- The sudden blackout plunged the building into darkness.
- Mudenda issued a stern warning to the person responsible.
Author's summary: Mudenda warns of consequences for sabotage during SONA.
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