Ex Zanu-PF terror leader apologizes

The former leader of Zanu-PF's Chipangano terror group, Jim Kunaka, has publicly apologized for his past deeds, claiming he was being used as a pawn by top ruling party officials.

Kunaka, whose Chipangano militia terrorized Harare residents and opposition party supporters from its base in Mbare, admitted being the face of Zanu-PF violence then.

A number of Zanu-PF officials have been accused of leading waves of terror and violence against unarmed opposition supporters, particularly during elections, but few have apologized for their past deeds.

Kunaka, who is now a member of Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa's United Family International Church, urged politicians to shy away from violence and instead go to church.