Madhuku says threats of attacks won’t stop the struggle to defend Zimbabwe’s democratisation, citizen’s freedoms

CONSTITUTIONAL law expert and lecturer, Lovemore Madhuku says threats of physical harm by State machinery will not stop the struggle to defend the nation’s democratisation process. Madhuku said this on Friday whilst responding to a series of attacks that took place in Harare at residences belonging to Citizen Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Jameson Timba […] The post Madhuku says threats of attacks won’t stop the struggle to defend Zimbabwe’s democratisation, citizen’s freedoms appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.


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