The Zimbabwe Republic Police says it is on high alert to deal with any violent activities while urging members of the public to cooperate with security forces who are maintaining law and order in the country. In a statement, national police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi
Home Affairs Minister, Kazembe Kazembe has warned that those disregarding Government warning on planned 31 July demonstrations will be met by the full wrath of the law. Addressing Journalists Harare, Kazembe said the planned July 31 demonstrations are banned and people should continue with their day
The arrest came few days before the start of the anti-corruption demonstration which has been given much support by many opposition leaders and citizens including Nelson Chamisa of the MDCAlliance. ..
Outspoken, Norton independent legislature Temba Mliswa has endorsed the 31 July demonstration against corruption saying it resonates with he has been pushing for in parliament though he castigated citizens for being passive and reluctant to stand up against such excesses. Posting on Twitter today, the firebrand
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