Mujuru family demands inquest results

the magistrate.
“I am requesting to be given a copy of the outcome whenever the AG is done with his considerations. I wrote the letter a few days ago on behalf of the Mujuru family and I am still waiting for the response.

“We are an interested party and we hope the AG will give us a copy,” said Mr Kewada.
The inquest was meant to establish the correct identity of the deceased, how, when and where the deceased came to his death.

The magistrate does not find anyone guilty or innocent in an inquest.
Harare regional magistrate Mr Walter Chikwanha presided over the case that ran from mid January to early February this year.

 

 

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