Zim opposition leader on trial over POSA

via Zim opposition leader on trial over POSA | The Zimbabwean. 12 September 2014 by ZLHR

THE trial of Transform Zimbabwe party leader Jacob Chengedzeni Satiya Ngarivhume on charges of contravening the Public Order and Security Act (POSA) commenced on Wednesday 10 September 2014 at Nyanga Magistrates Court in Manicaland province.

Police pressed charges of contravening POSA against Ngarivhume after claiming that the 37 year-old opposition leader held an unsanctioned meeting in Nyanga at Mangondoza Holy Cross Church on 19 June 2014, where he addressed 50 party supporters without notifying the police of the meeting thereby contravening Section 24 (6) of POSA.

State Prosecutor Calvin Mufute charged that Ngarivhume chanted his Transform Zimbabwe party political slogans such as “Viva Transform Zimbabwe, Transform Zimbabwe Viva” and also showed supporters the symbol of his party which is a “V” made by separating the middle and the forefingers.

The State also claimed that Ngarivhume, who is represented by Peggy Tavagadza of Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights, also distributed his party fliers and also promised to return to Nyanga to set up Transform Zimbabwe party structures.

During the trial which was presided over by Magistrate Ignatio Mhene, the State led evidence from two witnesses before the matter was postponed to 29 September for continuation.

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    Mwana Wevhu 10 years ago

    Munhu ngaatenderwe kuita slogan yake paanoda inga imi munoiawo wani

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    Mwana Wevhu 10 years ago

    Ilove this slogan Viva Transform Viva at least he did not say down with some one

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    Mscynic 10 years ago

    Why is Govt so afraid of this party? Such a good manifesto. Read it. Let’s TRANSFORM Zimbabwe.

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    Mscynic 10 years ago

    Stand strong in the Lord, Jacob Ngarivhume.

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    What sort of society is Zimbabwe where no man can speak?
    Where no voice can be heard save that of our rulers?
    Are we now perfect that we no longer need to debate?
    Is all set in stone unto the end of time?

    Simukai Zimbabwe.
    Let our voices be heard.
    So that we may say:
    This is our society.
    This is who we are.
    This is who we want to be.

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    supermondo 10 years ago

    zanu are paranoid with guilt.

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    Reverend 10 years ago

    Brothers and Sisters in Christ, The Lord is with you and the enemy fear you.We will keep holding you up in prayer Mr President………….V

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    avenger/revenger 10 years ago

    Viva y.o.z.a. ( youths of Zimbabwe arise ). Stuff this zpf posa

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    avenger/revenger 10 years ago

    E are to avenge and take revenge. Zpf is greatly fearing in their black hearts