Magistrate postpones ruling on activists’ case

HARARE magistrate yesterday postponed a case in which three human right’s activists want charges against them dropped citing lack of evidence.

Harare magistrate Rufaro Panavanhu yesterday postponed the case after it emerged that the State had not responded to the application for exemption by the activists.

Activists Namatai Kwekweza, Robson Chere and Samuel Gwenzi face allegations of protesting outside the Harare Magistrates Court against the continued detention of dozens of opposition members.

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