GOVERNMENT has described as unfounded claims by Socialist Party leader Fred M’membe that there was foreign influence in the SADC Electoral Observation Mission (SEOM) preliminary report on recent elections in Zimbabwe. And Foreign Affairs and International Relations Minister Stanley Kakubo says personal attacks on President Hakainde Hichilema in relation to the SEOM report on the Zimbabwe elections are premature and unfounded. In Facebook post, Tuesday, Dr M’membe accused President Hichilema of dividing SADC and taking sides in the Zimbabwe elections through Dr Nevers Mumba. “Hichilema is dividing SADC; The SADC Troika consists of Zambia (the chairperson), Tanzania (deputy chairperson), and Namibia (immediate past chairperson).  The leaders of Tanzania and Namibia have both congratulated President Mnangagwa on his re-election. President Cyril Ramaphosa...