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Zanu-PF 'mafia club'
06 May 2015 at 07:13hrs | Views
Hurungwe West independent parliamentary candidate Temba Mliswa yesterday denounced the ruling Zanu-PF as a "mafia club" which applied dirty tactics to crush and silence its opponents and former members.
The former Zanu-PF legislator made the comments soon after High Court Judge Justice Chinembiri Bhunu ordered ruling party youths to move out of his Spring Farm in Karoi.
The government is now stepping in at the last minute and people are in hospital, they are injured, they have broken limbs, you never replace those broken limbs," Mliswa said in apparent reference to his four farm workers who were hospitalized on Sunday after they were brutally attacked by Zanu-PF youths camped at his farm, not because you differ politically, then you must go for somebody's farm.
It's behaving like a mafia, they go for where his heart is, they go and take your kids so that you act.
So in taking the farm, it's trying to take his heart so that he reacts. Justice Bhunu entered the judgment by consent after the alleged farm invaders Nigel Murambiwa, Chinjayi Kambuzuma, Tapiwa Masenda and Silas Chimbiro consented to leaving the property.
The former Zanu-PF legislator made the comments soon after High Court Judge Justice Chinembiri Bhunu ordered ruling party youths to move out of his Spring Farm in Karoi.
The government is now stepping in at the last minute and people are in hospital, they are injured, they have broken limbs, you never replace those broken limbs," Mliswa said in apparent reference to his four farm workers who were hospitalized on Sunday after they were brutally attacked by Zanu-PF youths camped at his farm, not because you differ politically, then you must go for somebody's farm.
It's behaving like a mafia, they go for where his heart is, they go and take your kids so that you act.
So in taking the farm, it's trying to take his heart so that he reacts. Justice Bhunu entered the judgment by consent after the alleged farm invaders Nigel Murambiwa, Chinjayi Kambuzuma, Tapiwa Masenda and Silas Chimbiro consented to leaving the property.
Source - newsday
