Bouncers back in court

Zvikomborero Parafini

THE notorious bouncers, who allegedly terrorised people at several night spots in Harare, were back in court on Wednesday for routine remand.

Gideon Sanyangore and Blessing Kumunda appeared before regional magistrate Stanford Mambanje, who remanded the matter to April 13.

The State, represented by Zvikomborero Mupasa, applied for a postponement on the basis that investigations are still ongoing.

The pair was arrested following a public outcry after a video of them assaulting patrons and swinging a knife that reportedly stabbed another bouncer’s hands at Pabloz Night Club in Borrowdale last December.

An attempted murder charge emanated from that video.

After the Pabloz attack, several music promoters, night club owners and revellers complained about the pair’s conduct.

In another video clip, Sanyangore splashed a patron with beer in the face before slapping him at Mashwede Village in Glen View.

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