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By James Muonwa
THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has reportedly summoned some Zanu PF youths who were involved in last weekend’s intra-party violence which saw police fire tear-smoke to disperse the rampaging party functionaries.
Sources close to the development said youths loyal to Information deputy minister and party hawk, Kindness Paradza were picked up from the politician’s Makonde constituency Monday and were, by Tuesday, still assisting police with investigations.
Also, rioters from the opposing camp were called in for questioning Tuesday at Chinhoyi Central Police Station’s Law and Order section.
Contacted for comment by NewZimbabwe.com, national police spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi asked for time to confirm the latest developments regarding the matter from his subordinates in Chinhoyi.
By James Muonwa, Mashonaland West Correspondent
ZANU PF youths in Makonde district are planning to stage a protest this Saturday against their district coordinating committee (DCC) chairperson, and Deputy Information Minister Kindness Paradza over “rigged” DCC elections.
The elections were held last December.
The senior party and government official is also accused of protecting from expulsion, Makonde DCC youth affairs secretary Ketty Chanetsa who the youths allege is a “sell-out”.
“Hello, colleagues. This Saturday we have an inter-district meeting in Chinhoi (sic). We want to have a smooth and productive meeting and l expect our leadership in Chinhoi (sic) to mobilise bona fide delegates only for this meeting,” a notice reportedly issued by Paradza to Makonde DCC members reads.
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