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Thirteen ZANU PF supporters, arrested in connection with the death of CCC activist Tinashe Chitsunge in August 2023, were released from pre-trial detention on Tuesday, March 26.
These individuals were arrested before the August 2023 election on charges of public violence, which led to the unfortunate death of Chitsunge in Glen View, Harare.
<a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200024867/ccc-activist-murder-zanu-pf-supporters-removed-from-remand">NewsDay</a> reported that the suspects are Cleopas Ndlovu (27), Ruzivo Mapuranga (39), Pauline Chikomo (37), Brian Mutanga (38), Berrington Mutanga (36), Emma Murana (40), Tawanda Muchatisi (29), Tapiwa Kaseke (32), Nyakabau Munashe (18), Tinashe Mabheki (35) Fadzai Madzinga (47), Forget Kanyuru (29) and Phenius Kamwendo (28).
Harare magistrate Simon Kandiyero presided over the case.
The accused, represented by lawyer Steven Chikotora, contended that the State had not presented any witnesses since the case began
The defence asserted that the State could summon the accused individuals when ready for trial.
Magistrate Kandiyero granted release to the 13 individuals on March 22, following a successful argument by their lawyer against continued remand.
The case may resume if prosecutors choose to summon them for trial.
Allegations were that on August 3, 2023, the accused were playing soccer at Chimunhu Grounds in Glen View high-density suburb fully aware that CCC had booked the same venue for a rally.
The court heard that when police tried to disperse the accused persons, they threw stones at the law enforcement officers.
The situation got intense after CCC members arrived for the rally before the two groups started pelting each other with stones.
Chitsunge died in the commotion after allegedly being hit with stones.
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13 ZANU PF Supporters Arrested Over The Death Of A CCC Activist Removed From Remand

Zimbabwe’s main opposition party, the Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) has criticised Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Commissioner-General Godwin Matanga over his remarks concerning the alleged murder of party activist Tinashe Edson Chitsunge on 03 August 2023 in Glen View 7, Harare.
According to reported eyewitness accounts, Chitsunge was stoned to death by suspected ZANU PF activists.
However, addressing delegates on an election observer mission in Harare on Wednesday, Matanga asserted that Chitsunge was run over by a truck that belonged to CCC.
In a statement issued this Thursday, CCC said Matanga’s remarks are “disheartening and regrettable.” Said the party:
<blockquote>
This comment from the Police Commissioner General, who is supposed to be the moral compass, is both disheartening and regrettable.
It is a widely known fact that our member, Tafadzwa Chitsunge, was brutally attacked and killed by individuals associated with the ZANU PF party.
The Commissioner’s lack of honesty is evident, as his officers have already arrested and issued fake charges against over 10 individuals directly involved in this atrocious crime.
Were these individuals driving the same truck that Mr. Matanga alleged tragically ran over our member?
We demand an ethical and accountable police force, one that does not engage in propagating the agenda of any political party.
Our government will have a police service that serves and protects everyone.
</blockquote>
Police say they have arrested 15 people so far in connection with Chitsunge’s death. The suspects were charged with a lesser charge of public violence and were freed on bail.
Watch ZRP Boss Godwin Matanga speaking in the video below:
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CCC Castigates Police Boss Over Claims "Murdered" Activist Tinashe Chitsunge Was Run Over By Truck

Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Commissioner-General Godwin Matanga has said CCC activist Tinashe Chitsunge who was allegedly killed in a politically motivated incident in Glenview 7 recently was run over by the party’s truck, reported <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/ccc-supporter-chitsunge-was-run-over-by-a-truck-police-boss-tells-election-observer-missions/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>.
This is contrary to eyewitness accounts that indicated that Chitsunge was stoned to death by suspected ZANU PF activists.
Addressing delegates on an election observer mission in Harare on Wednesday, Matanga said they are still waiting for the postmortem report. He said:
<blockquote>
On August 3, 2023. We received a report of public violence in Glenview 7 in which a life was unfortunately lost.
The deceased Tinashe Edson Chitsunge… was run over by a truck in the course of politically motivated violence.
Currently, we are waiting for a postmortem report to ascertain the cause of his death.
</blockquote>
Police say they have arrested 15 people so far in connection with Chitsunge’s death. The suspects were charged with a lesser charge of public violence and were freed on bail.
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ZRP Commissioner-General Says "Murdered" CCC Activist Was Run Over By A Truck

A supporter of Zimbabwe’s main opposition party, CCC, was stoned to death in Harare’s Glen View township by ZANU PF supporters who attacked a rally. A video circulating on social media shows ZANU PF youths following a truck with opposition supporters, with both sides shouting at each other. The attack escalated into stone-throwing, resulting in the death of Tinashe Chitsunge. The incident occurred just 20 days before the upcoming elections in Zimbabwe.
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<li><a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/TINASHE-CHITSUNGE-CCC-Supporter-killed.jpg">Sensitive Content: Tinashe Chitsunge’s body</a></li>
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This tragic event highlights the ongoing political tensions in the country and raises concerns about the safety and security of opposition supporters during the election campaign. Zimbabwe has a history of violence during the election period, with politically motivated violence and intimidation being reported in many of the country’s past elections. This has been a major concern for both domestic and international observers, who have called for greater efforts to ensure free and fair elections and to prevent violence and intimidation. 
In the 2008 elections in Zimbabwe, ZANU PF candidate, President Robert Mugabe, lost the presidential election to MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai but did not concede defeat, leading to a runoff election. In the lead-up to the runoff, there was a surge in politically motivated violence and intimidation, with reports of attacks on opposition supporters and violence at rallies. Tsvangirai eventually withdrew from the race, citing concerns about the safety of his supporters, leading to Mugabe’s reelection. The violence that occurred before the runoff election was widely condemned by the international community and highlighted the need for greater efforts to ensure free and fair elections in Zimbabwe. Mugabe was eventually forced to settle for a Government of National Unity as a compromise.
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