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Mnangagwa challenger files against placement on remand
11 Jun 2022 at 04:12hrs | Views
Zanu-PF activist Sybeth Musengezi yesterday filed a court application challenging his placement on remand.
Musengezi appeared before Harare magistrate Dennis Mangosi facing charges of fraudulently obtaining a Zanu-PF membership card.
Musengezi was arrested recently in connection with a case where he is challenging President Emmerson Mnangagwa's legitimacy.
Through his lawyer Doug Coltart, Musengezi said there was no point in placing him on remand after the State conceded that the activist was eligible to obtain a Zanu-PF membership
card.
Zanu-PF had argued that Musengezi could not challenge Mnangagwa's legitimacy, accusing him of being a bogus party member.
The court will make its ruling on his latest application on June 17.
George Manokore represented the State.
Musengezi is out on $30 000 bail for allegedly falsifying his address to obtain a Zanu-PF card membership.
In 2021, Musengezi challenged the constitutionality of Mnangagwa's ascendancy to Zanu-PF leadership in 2017 after the late former President Robert Mugabe was removed from power in a coup.
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yesterday filed a court application challenging his placement on remand.
Musengezi appeared before Harare magistrate Dennis Mangosi facing charges of fraudulently obtaining a Zanu-PF membership card.
Musengezi was arrested recently in connection with a case where he is challenging President Emmerson Mnangagwa's legitimacy.
Through his lawyer Doug Coltart, Musengezi said there was no point in placing him on remand after the State conceded that the activist was eligible to obtain a Zanu-PF membership
card.
Zanu-PF had argued that Musengezi could not challenge Mnangagwa's legitimacy, accusing him of being a bogus party member.
The court will make its ruling on his latest application on June 17.
George Manokore represented the State.
Musengezi is out on $30 000 bail for allegedly falsifying his address to obtain a Zanu-PF card membership.
In 2021, Musengezi challenged the constitutionality of Mnangagwa's ascendancy to Zanu-PF leadership in 2017 after the late former President Robert Mugabe was removed from power in a coup.
Musengezi appeared before Harare magistrate Dennis Mangosi facing charges of fraudulently obtaining a Zanu-PF membership card.
Musengezi was arrested recently in connection with a case where he is challenging President Emmerson Mnangagwa's legitimacy.
Through his lawyer Doug Coltart, Musengezi said there was no point in placing him on remand after the State conceded that the activist was eligible to obtain a Zanu-PF membership
card.
Zanu-PF had argued that Musengezi could not challenge Mnangagwa's legitimacy, accusing him of being a bogus party member.
The court will make its ruling on his latest application on June 17.
George Manokore represented the State.
Musengezi is out on $30 000 bail for allegedly falsifying his address to obtain a Zanu-PF card membership.
In 2021, Musengezi challenged the constitutionality of Mnangagwa's ascendancy to Zanu-PF leadership in 2017 after the late former President Robert Mugabe was removed from power in a coup.
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yesterday filed a court application challenging his placement on remand.
Musengezi appeared before Harare magistrate Dennis Mangosi facing charges of fraudulently obtaining a Zanu-PF membership card.
Musengezi was arrested recently in connection with a case where he is challenging President Emmerson Mnangagwa's legitimacy.
Through his lawyer Doug Coltart, Musengezi said there was no point in placing him on remand after the State conceded that the activist was eligible to obtain a Zanu-PF membership
card.
Zanu-PF had argued that Musengezi could not challenge Mnangagwa's legitimacy, accusing him of being a bogus party member.
The court will make its ruling on his latest application on June 17.
George Manokore represented the State.
Musengezi is out on $30 000 bail for allegedly falsifying his address to obtain a Zanu-PF card membership.
In 2021, Musengezi challenged the constitutionality of Mnangagwa's ascendancy to Zanu-PF leadership in 2017 after the late former President Robert Mugabe was removed from power in a coup.
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