‘Five activists have a case to answer’

Prosper Dembedza Court Correspondent
Harare magistrate Mr Hosea Mujaya yesterday ruled that the five members of shadowy anti-Government organisations who allegedly received training in Maldives with intent to roll out violent demonstrations in the country, have a case to answer.

The five are Tatenda Mombeyarara (37) attached to the International Socialist Organisation, Centre for Community Development in Zimbabwe advocacy officer George Makoni (39), Nyasha Frank Mpahlo (35) of Green Governance Zimbabwe, Gamuchirai Mukura (31) of Community Tolerance Reconciliation and Development (COTRAD) — and a woman, Farirai Gumbonzvanda, a volunteer at Rosaria Memorial Trust.

Mr Mujaya said they made the ruling in an application by the State for the placement on remand of the accused persons which was contested by their legal counsels.

He noted that, there was “some nexus between the accused persons and the offence and therefore the application of placement of the accused persons on remand succeeds”.

Related Posts

Residents urged to pay rates as Harare accelerates service delivery in Dzivaresekwa

Herald Reporter HARARE City Council has urged residents of Dzivaresekwa Ward 39 to improve payment of municipal rates to enable the local authority to sustain service delivery, as major infrastructure…

Ward 31 residents applaud waste management gains

Herald Reporter RESIDENTS of Ward 31 in Glen View South have commended improvements in refuse collection under the City of Harare’s partnership with Geo Pomona Waste Management while urging the…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *