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'Abduction' of Dzamara haunts Grace Kwinjeh
15 Mar 2015 at 10:36hrs | Views
A victim of political violence in Zimbabwe says the alleged abduction of Occupy Africa Unity Square leader Itai Dzamara reminds them of a series of abductions since independence.
Grace Kwinjeh, a founder member of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), who was attacked by state security agents in the 2008, told VOA Studio 7 Dzamara's alleged abduction on Monday by unknown assailants, is very worrying.
She was seized, tortured and dumped at various police stations before she was allowed to seek medical treatment locally and outside the country.
"I thought that was it but I came out and I believe that Itai is going to come out and is going to tell his story. So, it's scary when you are there and you don't know where you are and you don't know what is happening," said Kwinjeh.
Some MDC activists were later found dead and their assailants have not yet been identified. Others like Patrick Nabanyana, who was an election agent of former Education and Sports Minister David Coltart, have not yet been found.
Interview With Grace Kwinjeh on Dzamara's Abduction
Grace Kwinjeh, a founder member of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), who was attacked by state security agents in the 2008, told VOA Studio 7 Dzamara's alleged abduction on Monday by unknown assailants, is very worrying.
She was seized, tortured and dumped at various police stations before she was allowed to seek medical treatment locally and outside the country.
"I thought that was it but I came out and I believe that Itai is going to come out and is going to tell his story. So, it's scary when you are there and you don't know where you are and you don't know what is happening," said Kwinjeh.
Some MDC activists were later found dead and their assailants have not yet been identified. Others like Patrick Nabanyana, who was an election agent of former Education and Sports Minister David Coltart, have not yet been found.
Interview With Grace Kwinjeh on Dzamara's Abduction
Source - voa
