Minister Rwodzi’s medical doctor quizzed

LAWYERS representing opposition Chirumanzu politician Patrick Cheza have quizzed a medical doctor who provided details of Tourism minister Barbara Rwodzi’s alleged injuries in a public violence case.

It is reported that on August 24 last year, Cheza allegedly incited Citizens Coalition for Change members to assault Rwodzi after his car was involved in an accident with the minister’s vehicle along the Charandura-Chaka dust road.

During cross examination by defence counsels Esau Mandipa and Leopold Mudisi, Samuel Mapfumo, a neurosurgeon from Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals conceded that he did not examine Rwodzi.

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