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Tajamuka member abducted
15 Sep 2016 at 07:28hrs | Views
Radical pressure group Tajamuka/Sesjilike member Sylvanos Mudzvova is said to have been abducted from his home in the dead of the night on Tuesday upon which he was tortured severely by armed men who were interrogating him over funding for the pro-democracy outfit's activities.
Tajamuka which had been holding a series of demonstrations in a bid to force President Mugabe to resign released horrific pictures of Mudzvova who is admitted at the avenues clinic in Harare.
Mudzvova said he had been abducted by unknown gun totting assailants before they drove him to an unknown location before assaulting him and torturing him badly.
Meanwhile, Tajamuka spokesperson Promise Dalubuhle Mkwananzi finally tasted freedom yesterday - almost three weeks after he was remanded in custody over allegations of public violence that rocked Harare's central business district (CBD) on August 24.
Mkwananzi (35), who is also the Zimbabwe Informal Sector Organisation's director, is accused of being part of marchers that allegedly set alight police and Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation vehicles during running battles between police and protesters.
High Court judge Justice Happius Zhou granted Mkwananzi $100 bail and ordered him to surrender his passport, report once every week at CID Law and Order and not to interfere with witnesses.
Tajamuka which had been holding a series of demonstrations in a bid to force President Mugabe to resign released horrific pictures of Mudzvova who is admitted at the avenues clinic in Harare.
Mudzvova said he had been abducted by unknown gun totting assailants before they drove him to an unknown location before assaulting him and torturing him badly.
Mkwananzi (35), who is also the Zimbabwe Informal Sector Organisation's director, is accused of being part of marchers that allegedly set alight police and Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation vehicles during running battles between police and protesters.
High Court judge Justice Happius Zhou granted Mkwananzi $100 bail and ordered him to surrender his passport, report once every week at CID Law and Order and not to interfere with witnesses.
Source - Dailynews
