Investigations into Mujuru’s death continue

to ascertain the cause of the inferno that killed national hero and former Army  Commander Retired General Solomon Mujuru (66) are yet to submit reports at the Police General Headquarters.
Chief police spokesperson Senior Assistant Commissioner Wayne Bvudzijena, yesterday said the teams were still consolidating the reports as investigations continue.

“Investigations are still in progress and the reports have not been submitted yet. We are still consolidating the reports and I can’t disclose anything as of now. We will only release that which will be released at the final report,” he said.

He said the investigating teams had not submitted any reports at the PGHQ. Snr Asst Comm Bvudzijena said they were appealing to anyone who might have any information concerning the case to assist them.

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On Tuesday, Vice President Joice Mujuru said she would only be consoled if ongoing investigations into her husband’s death give a satisfactory answer on how he died.
The Vice President was speaking at her Chisipite home yesterday when the Zimbabwe senior women’s soccer team, the Mighty Warriors, led by women’s football boss, Mavis Gumbo, went to pay their condolences.

Gen Mujuru died in an inferno at his Alamein Farm in Beatrice last Tuesday and was buried at the National Heroes Acre on Saturday.

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