Browsing: Tawanda Muchehiwa

A Zimbabwean student who recently told Sky News he was abducted and abused by men he claims were working for the country’s government, has called for justice.

The opposition MDC-Alliance has cleared it’s Bulawayo Province Chairlady, Tendai Masotsha of allegations that she was involved in the abduction and torture of ZimLive editor Mduduzi Mathuthu’s nephew Tawanda Muchehiwa.

Twenty-two-year-old activist Tawanda Muchehiwa narrates his abduction ordeal to Sky News reporter John Sparks, which was the first incident to be caught on CCTV.

Opposition activist Tawanda Muchehiwa’s lawyer advocate Nqobani Sithole says the state was responsible for his client’s tragic abduction and torture were he sustained extensive kidney damage.

MDC Alliance spokesperson Fadzayi Mahere has said its important to not judge Bulawayo women’s assembly chair Tendai Masotsha before due process and investigations. Masocha was initially implicated in Tawanda Muchehiwa’s abduction that was caught on CCTV footage.

Harare based Impala car hire company owner and CEO Thompson Dondo notes that he was not aware that his rental vehicle (registration No AES 2433) caught in CCTV footage was hired with malicious intentions to abduct and torture Tawanda Muchehiwa ahead of the foiled July 31 protests.

Zimbabwe’s crisis continues to escalate and in these treacherous times the ZANU PF government continues to blatantly deny that there are human rights violations and abductions, however, new undeniable CCTV evidence showing Tawanda Muchehiwa’s abduction has emerged via ZimLive.

Journalism is under siege in Zimbabwe as the state continues to intensify its efforts to crackdown on government corruption whistler blowers and critics.

Bulawayo based political activist Tawanda Muchehiwa, (the nephew of journalist Mduduzi Mathuthu) who was abducted by state agents shows the injuries he sustained from his captors.