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Brutalized protester battles for life in hospital
02 Dec 2016 at 15:39hrs | Views
One of the protesters who was assaulted by the police during the protest in Harare on November 30 is reported to be struggling for his life in hospital after suffering multiple injuries due to the attack.
Patson Dzamara posted on Facebook that Ishmael Kauzani is one of the 7 guys whom he was with on the night he was abducted.
"His car was also burnt by state agents on the 18th of November together with mine. Last night he was once again assaulted and left for dead by state security agents. They even ran over his leg with their car. He sustained severe injuries and his leg is broken. He is in ICU," Dzamara posted.
"I carry a heavy heart. I am in pain. I am weak. I no-longer have words for this satanic behaviour we have welcomed and accommodated. God where are you? Is this about us or you have something you are working on our behalf in your sovereignty?"
Dzamara said he don't know what else is left for the people to do.
"I don't know what we did to deserve Robert Mugabe and his murderers. I don't know what we did wrong to deserve this evil. I don't know what it will take for this evil to end. I just don't know. I really don't know," he said.
"Until when shall we endure this satanism Zimbabwe? Until when shall we joke about this austerity? Until when shall we stand aside and look? Is it not enough already?"
Patson Dzamara posted on Facebook that Ishmael Kauzani is one of the 7 guys whom he was with on the night he was abducted.
"His car was also burnt by state agents on the 18th of November together with mine. Last night he was once again assaulted and left for dead by state security agents. They even ran over his leg with their car. He sustained severe injuries and his leg is broken. He is in ICU," Dzamara posted.
"I carry a heavy heart. I am in pain. I am weak. I no-longer have words for this satanic behaviour we have welcomed and accommodated. God where are you? Is this about us or you have something you are working on our behalf in your sovereignty?"
Dzamara said he don't know what else is left for the people to do.
"I don't know what we did to deserve Robert Mugabe and his murderers. I don't know what we did wrong to deserve this evil. I don't know what it will take for this evil to end. I just don't know. I really don't know," he said.
"Until when shall we endure this satanism Zimbabwe? Until when shall we joke about this austerity? Until when shall we stand aside and look? Is it not enough already?"
Source - Byo24News
