By Farai D Hove| ZANU PF leader Emmerson Mnangagwa was during the day trapped as a court received demands for the much awaited Motlanthe report.

Prosecutors working under Mnangagwa have pursued a case against Mr Wisdom Mkhwananzi who police arrested during the Motlanthe commission held in Bulawayo while giving his witness statement. Two other citizens were also arrested at the commission hearings a few weeks before.

In a statement, the MRP spokesman, Mr. Njabulo Ngwenya, said the Wisdom Mkhwananzi’s case failed to kick start today at Tredgold Court 1 in Bulawayo. The state tried frantically to have Mkhwananzi remanded to a latter day, pending authorization of the case by the Prosecutor General.

“Mkhwananzi, who is a victim of the ethnic Gukurahundi genocide was violently arrested after testifying before the Kgalema Motlanthe Commission of inquiry into the August 1 killings in Harare.

“Mkhwananzi pointed at the portrait of the President of Zimbabwe, Emmerson Mnangagwa as the person who had contributed to him being an orphan.
Mkhwananzi has been harassed by state security agents since the day of his arrest and his case will proceed by way of summons.

“The other three MRP activists who were arrested at the same function for instilling violence, had their case Postponed to the 18th of December, after the defence led by Maqhawe Mpofu and Dumisani Dube of Abammeli Lawyers for Human Rights, demanded the footage of the proceedings of the day in question and the report of the commission.

“We applaud all those who came in numbers in support of our harassed activists. Our gratitude goes to the few brave ex ZPRA freedom fighters who rendered their valued support.

Sisonke Sibambene Singu Mthwakazi Sizokulungisa.”