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MDC ex-convict blasts Mugabe regime
26 Mar 2018 at 06:51hrs | Views
The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC T) ex-convict Yvonne Musarurwa castigated Mugabe regime saying they wrongly convicted her for the murder of a police officer Inspector Petros Mutedzi.
Speaking at a MDC rally in Mashonaland Central, Nzvimbo growth point Musarurwa said it is high time ZANU PF know that there is a constituency in prison that needs to vote them out.
"I am happy to be with you again MDC family as you know l was wrongly convicted by the Mugabe regime on murder allegations but alas God in heaven has seen it fit to be with you today ad winning the looming election," she said.
"3000 inmates were released but around 16 000 are still in those inmates have the right to vote and are eager to vote ZANU PF out, that is a constituency on its own in prison.
"We should remove the Junta government; ZANU PF is still the same old regime despite having the scarf Mnangagwa."
Apparently, Musarurwa was among the 87 female prisoners who were released from Chikurubi female prison following a Presidential Amnesty granted to 3000 prisoners by President Emmerson Mnangagwa in terms of Section 112 (i) (a) and (d) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe.
Speaking at a MDC rally in Mashonaland Central, Nzvimbo growth point Musarurwa said it is high time ZANU PF know that there is a constituency in prison that needs to vote them out.
"I am happy to be with you again MDC family as you know l was wrongly convicted by the Mugabe regime on murder allegations but alas God in heaven has seen it fit to be with you today ad winning the looming election," she said.
"3000 inmates were released but around 16 000 are still in those inmates have the right to vote and are eager to vote ZANU PF out, that is a constituency on its own in prison.
"We should remove the Junta government; ZANU PF is still the same old regime despite having the scarf Mnangagwa."
Apparently, Musarurwa was among the 87 female prisoners who were released from Chikurubi female prison following a Presidential Amnesty granted to 3000 prisoners by President Emmerson Mnangagwa in terms of Section 112 (i) (a) and (d) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe.
Source - Byo24News
