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Jabulani Sibanda's bedroom coup case postponed
31 Jan 2017 at 22:37hrs | Views
Jabulani Sibanda, ex-Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association chairman will have his day in court in May for allegedly insulting President Robert Mugabe.
The controversial politician is accused of insulted Mugabe at a rally in Mutare in 2014 saying power was not 'sexually transmitted'.
Thereafter, he was given his marching orders from ZANU-PF.
According to reports, the State sought the postponement, with the consent of Sibanda saying they were waiting for the determination of his ConCourt application before proceeding to trial.
The case has been dragging on for a long time with speculation that it will eventually crumble.
The controversial politician is accused of insulted Mugabe at a rally in Mutare in 2014 saying power was not 'sexually transmitted'.
Thereafter, he was given his marching orders from ZANU-PF.
According to reports, the State sought the postponement, with the consent of Sibanda saying they were waiting for the determination of his ConCourt application before proceeding to trial.
The case has been dragging on for a long time with speculation that it will eventually crumble.
Source - Byo24News
