Jamaica PM condemns Mugabe remarks

Jamaica’s prime minister has described remarks by Zimbabwe’s leader disparaging the Caribbean island’s men were “grossly unfortunate, misguided and untrue”.

Jamaica’s prime minister has described remarks by Zimbabwe’s leader disparaging the Caribbean island’s men were “grossly unfortunate, misguided and untrue”.

Portia Simpson Miller issued her statement more than a week after President Robert Mugabe painted Jamaican men as chronic drunkards and unambitious pot smokers during a speech.

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