No, Wetangula was not briefed on ballots arriving on Wednesday

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Video Purporting Wetangula caught in a clip being briefed of ballots arriving on Wednesday

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following process, we conducted a search using open source tools and established that this is an old video that emerged online in 2019 when Wetangula was linked to the fake gold scandal in which a Dubai investor lost millions.

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No, Wetangula was not briefed on ballots arriving on Wednesday

This is an old video that emerged online in May 2019 when Wetangula was linked to the fake gold scandal where a Dubai investor lost millions.

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