By Staff Reporter PRESIDENT-elect says he has identified British and South African experts to help investigate the shock killing of six civilians by the army during angry protests around the outcome of the just ended elections early this month. In an interview with foreign media, Mnangagwa said he regretted the killings but denied citizens now
By Staff Reporter GLOBAL rights lobby, Amnesty International has urged the Zimbabwe government to put up a prompt and effective investigation into army killings on six people and the injury of a dozen others following post-electoral violence in Harare last Wednesday. In a statement, acting secretary general Colm Ó Cuanacháin regretted the use of firearms
By Idah Mhetu ZIMBABWE’S President-elect Emmerson Mnangagwa says his government would engage foreign experts to assist locals in investigating Wednesday’s killing of six civilians and the injury of a dozen allegedly by the army. He was addressing the media at State House Friday evening. Mnangagwa had been asked by the media on what action his
