adminMidlands provincial police spoke-sperson Inspector Patrick Chademana yesterday could not divulge whether or not the trio will be charged.
“We picked up the three suspects in connection with the matter as this was part of our investigations,” he said.
Insp Chademana said investigatio-ns were a process and there was need to pick up individuals and interrogate them.
“There are no further clues on the case, but investigations are still continuing,” he said.
Those arrested were the party’s youth provincial committee member Douglas Tsuro, Silas Mutendeudzwa and a Mkoba youth district member.
Recently, MDC-T deputy national spokesperson Ms Thabitha Khumalo was quoted in the private media accu-sing Zanu-PF officials of having “bombed themselves”.
Unknown assailants bombed the Z-anu-PF provincial headquarters al-ong Seventh Street in Gweru’s CBD recently. No one was injured.
MDC-T was implicated in various politically-motivated bombings targeting police stations ahead of the March 2008 harmonised elections.
According to the whistle-blowing website, WikiLeaks, an MDC-T emp-loyee identified as Charles Mutama told US Embassy political officer Au-du Besner that the party’s security, intelligence and youth branches plan-ned dynamite and petrol-bomb atta-cks on targets in the country’s five cities.
Among targets that were petrol-bombed were police stations in Unit N, Chitungwiza, Nehanda in Gweru, Marimba in Harare and Sakubva in Mutare.
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