55 arrests, one conviction… the tale of Zim’s labour activist

IN an unwavering pursuit of justice, Obert Masaraure, a tireless human rights activist, has faced the iron bars of injustice more times than many can imagine.

Just like the soul-cringing hallow clang of the jail house chains and shackles, his name echoes through courtrooms and prison cells.

Fifty-five times he has been arrested, detained, interrogated, accused and has come face-to-face with jailhouse walls, yet his spirit remains unbroken.

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