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Voting continues on Big Brother

by Johnny Kasalika
21/06/2012
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Despite the disqualification of Zimbabwe’s housemates on Tuesday, there will still be an eviction on Sunday.

Big Brother in an announcement on Wednesday said voting will continue and evictions will take place despite Maneta and Roki’s disqualification.

“Big Brother wishes to advise that evictions will continue this week. Viewers have begun voting and Big Brother wants to respect their contribution in deciding who stays in the house and who leaves,” read a statement from Multichoice Malawi office in Lilongwe.

Up for nomination are Ghana’s Keitta and South Africa’s Barbs.

According to Big Brother Star Game organisers, Roki and Maneta will be provided with psychological and medical treatment and counselling to assist them with conflict and anger management.

 

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