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Moses Mzila and sons arrested in Zimbabwe

by Thembani Dube, 1893 MHRRM Secretary for Information and Publicity
19 Nov 2018 at 06:43hrs | Views
The 1893 MHRRM has been alerted that Moses Mzila Ndlovu and his two sons have been arrested by the Zimbabwean police today on trumped up charges of robbery at the Figtree Police station in Matebeleland, Zimbabwe.

The allegation of robbery, has been made, once more by a poacher that Mzila and his sons found poaching wood in their farm and apprehended and then released.

The poacher, who is apparently a worker in the next farm and hails from Mashonaland with his bosses, went to the police and reported that Mzila and sons robbed him of his phone. This incident apparently happened last Thursday.

The police then visited Mzila and his sons on Friday the following day, inquiring about the case and Mzila indicated to them that he was due to report the case of poaching in his farm as the incident had happened a day before.

Apparently the police then requested that Mzila and his sons must report at the Figtree police station today, Monday. Upon reporting today, they were arrested and put in cells.

The 1893 MHRRM has secured lawyers for Mzila and the lawyers have been dispatched to Figtree. Lawyers Nqobile Sithole and Matshobana will be dealing with this issue soon.

We will be following this issue closely. Moses Mzila Ndlovu has been very outspoken on the issue of the Matebeleland Gukurahundi Genocide and recently he was in the UK for the Matebeleland Gukurahundi Genocide Conference arranged by this Movement. He spoke strongly about the need for Truth, Justice and Reparations for the Genocide and for a UN International Commission to be set up to investigate the Matebeleland Genocide.

It would therefore not be surprising that he might be deliberately targeted by the system using other means and ways to get to him.  His safety and that of his sons and family is our uttermost concern.

Source - Thembani Dube, 1893 MHRRM Secretary for Information and Publicity