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Chamisa's supporters abducting people at gunpoint?
29 Jan 2019 at 14:59hrs | Views
MDC has warned Zimbabweans about bogus MDC members who are roving around abducting people at gunpoint.
"Fellow Zimbabweans must be wary of non MDC people who are moving around urban areas abducting people at gunpoint, wearing MDC regalia. They are all out to tarnish the party image. The MDC is a peace-loving party that will never harm the people. Such hooligans who are engaging in violence in our party regalia must be reported to the police."
Meanwhile, Shadreck Mashayamombe's brother Cephas Mashayamombe is reported to have been abducted by unknown assailants on who were driving a white Toyota Fortune on Tuesday afternoon.
A message circulation on social media said, "Shadreck Mashayamombe's young brother Cephas Mashayamombe abducted right now at his shop in Ushewekunze. He was picked up by a white Toyota Fortuner without number plate those who abducted him were wearing MDC-T shirts as disguise."
Mashayamombe was expelled from Zanu PF last November after the bloody coup that ended former President Robert Mugabe's 37-year rule.
"Fellow Zimbabweans must be wary of non MDC people who are moving around urban areas abducting people at gunpoint, wearing MDC regalia. They are all out to tarnish the party image. The MDC is a peace-loving party that will never harm the people. Such hooligans who are engaging in violence in our party regalia must be reported to the police."
Meanwhile, Shadreck Mashayamombe's brother Cephas Mashayamombe is reported to have been abducted by unknown assailants on who were driving a white Toyota Fortune on Tuesday afternoon.
A message circulation on social media said, "Shadreck Mashayamombe's young brother Cephas Mashayamombe abducted right now at his shop in Ushewekunze. He was picked up by a white Toyota Fortuner without number plate those who abducted him were wearing MDC-T shirts as disguise."
Mashayamombe was expelled from Zanu PF last November after the bloody coup that ended former President Robert Mugabe's 37-year rule.
Source - online
