By Own Correspondent| Buhera South legislator, Joseph Chinotimba has called on Zimbabweans to resolve their differences within 24 hours as a way of putting an end to gender bases violence (GBV).

Chinotimba, who torched a storm in parliament (Wednesday) after he called opposition national chairperson Thabitha Khumalo “hure” meaning prostitute said GBV should end with parties resolving their differences amicably.

Said Chinotimba:

“We have 16 days of activism against gender-based violence.  So, we have demonstrated to you as Hon. Members that what happened between us yesterday should come to an end.

Even if we may scold each other, we must bury our differences……This should happen even within your own homes.  So, both of us wanted to show that gender-based violence between each other is not good…If you exchange bitter words in your homes, within a period of 24 hours, you should bury your differences as we have done here.”