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MDC-T youth leader denied bail
12 Oct 2011 at 15:06hrs | Views
THE youth leader of the Movement for Democratic Change formation led by Prime Minister Mr Morgan Tsvangirai has to stay more days in prison before the High Court hears his case.
MDC T posted a statement on its United States of America face book page with the message.
Below we publish the unedited statement.
MDC T SOLOMON MADZORE DENIED BAIL.
The bail application for Solomon Madzore, the MDC Youth Assembly chairperson failed to take place at the High Court this morning after State prosecutor Edmore Nyazamba said he was "overwhelmed". The hearing was postponed to Friday by Justice Hlekani Mwayera.
Madzore is facing false charges of murdering a police officer in Glen View in May. He was arrested last week and was remanded in custody at Chikurubi Maximum Prison.
Madzore's lawyer, Gift Mtisi tried to have the hearing postponed to Thursday but Nyazamba was adamant. In July, some of the MDC members facing the same charge failed to have their case heard in court as Nyazamba again failed to turn up in court saying he was sorting out a family issue.
Madzore is part of 28 MDC members who have been arrested on trumped up charges of murdering the police officers. Eight of them including Madzore are in custody while the rest were granted bail at the High Court.
The police officer was murdered by unknown revellers at a night club in Glen View 3.
MDC T posted a statement on its United States of America face book page with the message.
Below we publish the unedited statement.
MDC T SOLOMON MADZORE DENIED BAIL.
The bail application for Solomon Madzore, the MDC Youth Assembly chairperson failed to take place at the High Court this morning after State prosecutor Edmore Nyazamba said he was "overwhelmed". The hearing was postponed to Friday by Justice Hlekani Mwayera.
Madzore is facing false charges of murdering a police officer in Glen View in May. He was arrested last week and was remanded in custody at Chikurubi Maximum Prison.
Madzore's lawyer, Gift Mtisi tried to have the hearing postponed to Thursday but Nyazamba was adamant. In July, some of the MDC members facing the same charge failed to have their case heard in court as Nyazamba again failed to turn up in court saying he was sorting out a family issue.
Madzore is part of 28 MDC members who have been arrested on trumped up charges of murdering the police officers. Eight of them including Madzore are in custody while the rest were granted bail at the High Court.
The police officer was murdered by unknown revellers at a night club in Glen View 3.
Source - Byo24News
