ZANU PF Youth leader with 4 guns arrested during protests

Exiled former G40 Kingpin Professor Jonathan Moyo has reported that ZANU PF Youth leader Godwin Gomwe and his accomplices were arrested in Harare after being found in possession of four pistols during the state crackdown on citizens after the Tuesday violent protests.

"One of the ZanuPF youth terror-gangs led by Godwin Gomwe, who had 4 pistols, was arrested and booked at Budiriro Police Station yesterday." Moyo reported. "The youths were in 22 Ford Ranger twin cabs and 10 of these vehicles were taken to Morris Depot. The gang terrorized residents in Budiriro 4."

Moyo further alleged that during the internet blackout the state killed 16 citizens and shot more than a thousand citizens.

"Under the cover of the Internet shutdown, at least 16 people have been killed by soldiers or police; at least 100 have serious gun wounds; at least 200 have serious head injuries or broken limbs & over 1,000 have various other injuries. A humanitarian criss is in all cities."

Moyo said he has been informed that ZANU PF youth terror gangs were unleashed especially in Harare were they wrecked havoc beating and terrorizing people.

"Yesterday, among other untold diabolic acts, #ZanuPF used the cover of the unconstitutional shutdown of the Internet to unleash its youth terror-gangs who wreaked havoc in some Harare suburbs, especially Mbare, Highfield, Kuwadzana, Dzivarasekwa, Glen View & Budiriro."

On Thursday in Harare the situation was reported to have returned to normalcy after the three day mass stay away that was called by the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions.

Meanwhile Internet remains partiall;y closed with Internet Service Providers saying government has instructed them not to open social media access to users. Those who are accessing social media are relying on using VPNs.