Temptation for Zimbabwe troops
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HARARE (Reuter) - Zimbabwe's Defence Minister, Moven Mahachi, says Somali women are so beautiful he has had to warn Zimbabwean soldiers serving as peace-keepers there to behave. Mr Mahachi, speaking in parliament on Tuesday night, agreed with an MP who said all steps, including providing free condoms, had to be taken to protect the Zimbabwean troops.' I am happy to report that so far our army has been highly disciplined,' said Mr Mahachi.
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