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Harare - 20 July 2016
1. Mugabe supporters next to billboard with picture of Zimbabwe's president Robert Mugabe
2. Various AERIALS of crowd
3. Various AERIALS of people sitting on the ground
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Kudzai Saruwaka, teacher and Mugabe supporter:
"As a pastor, we don't expect a man of God to cause confusion in a nation."
5. People at rally
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Kudzai Saruwaka, teacher and ZANU-PF supporter:
"We expect them to be facilitating every programme which has something to do with peace."
7. People at rally
8. SOUNDBITE (Shona) Musa Murindiwa, ZANU-PF supporter:
"A pastor must not say such words, he must teach the gospel. In this case he was not godly but was in politics, so as to pull supporters through his church."
9. Supporter holding up picture of Mugabe
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Kudzai Chipanga, ZANU-PF youth leader:
"The president has availed 1000 hectares (2470 acres) of land in Harare for residential stands to his young people."
11. Various of supporters at rally
12. SOUNDBITE (Shona) Kudzai Chipanga, ZANU-PF youth leader:
"A pastor's responsibility is to pray for peace in the country and to pray for its leaders so that they lead properly. There is no way pastors can rule a country."
13. Supporter holding up picture of Mugabe
STORYLINE:
Tens of thousands of Zimbabweans gathered on Wednesday in a show of support for 92-year-old President Robert Mugabe in the capital, Harare.
The massive turnout was organized by Mugabe's ruling ZANU-PF party in response to recent anti-government demonstrations and a nation-wide strike protesting Zimbabwe's rapidly declining economy.
Mugabe's supporters blocked traffic in downtown Harare before converging at the ruling party's 15-story headquarters.
Many spoke out against pastor Evan Mawarire, whose social media campaign #ThisFlag has criticized Mugabe and prompted a nation-wide strike on 6 July.
Speakers included ZANU-PF youth leader Kudzai Chipanga, who said the president will parcel out urban land for youth housing projects.
A pro-Mugabe demonstration dubbed the million man march in May attracted similarly huge crowds.
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