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Jailed MDC-T activist collapses in court
20 Oct 2011 at 13:37hrs | Views
Rebecca Musarurwa, one of the eight MDC-T members in remand prison today collapsed in court at the Harare Magistrates' Courts and had to be rushed to hospital. The reasons of her collapsing and her current condition are still unknown.
When she was arrested by the police in May, it is alleged that she was seriously assaulted by the police while in custody at Harare Central Police Station.
Musarurwa who has been in remand prison for over five months, is part of 28 MDC-T activists who are facing charges of murdering a policeman in Glen View, Harare in May.
The 28 activists were in court for the second day since yesterday for a ruling after applying for refusal of further remand.
Due to Musarurwa's health, Magistrate Donald Ndirowei was forced to postpone the ruling to tomorrow, Friday.
Among those in remand prison is Solomon Madzore, the MDC-T Youth Assembly chairperson who was denied bail at a separate ruling at the High Court today after Justice Hlekani Mwayera ruled that he was a flight risk.
Others in remand prison are; Councillor Tungamirai Madzokere of Ward 32 Glen View, Rebecca Mafikeni, brothers Lazarus and Stanford Maengahama, Phineas Nhatarikwa and Stanford Mangwiro.
When she was arrested by the police in May, it is alleged that she was seriously assaulted by the police while in custody at Harare Central Police Station.
Musarurwa who has been in remand prison for over five months, is part of 28 MDC-T activists who are facing charges of murdering a policeman in Glen View, Harare in May.
Due to Musarurwa's health, Magistrate Donald Ndirowei was forced to postpone the ruling to tomorrow, Friday.
Among those in remand prison is Solomon Madzore, the MDC-T Youth Assembly chairperson who was denied bail at a separate ruling at the High Court today after Justice Hlekani Mwayera ruled that he was a flight risk.
Others in remand prison are; Councillor Tungamirai Madzokere of Ward 32 Glen View, Rebecca Mafikeni, brothers Lazarus and Stanford Maengahama, Phineas Nhatarikwa and Stanford Mangwiro.
Source - Byo24News
