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I was astonished on Wednesday night to discover a small group of 4 men, including Moses Nzila Ndlovu outside my house with his
At 20.00 hrs I called the Hillside Police Station and made a report about suspicious people on the street outside my house! They arrived at 23.30 and I spoke to them – about 15 men with two uniformed police from Hillside Police Station. They questioned my staff – I have 4 people working for me at the house – and then left the two uniformed men on duty to ensure there were no developments. They stayed until 04.30 hrs. I then had plain clothes police at the house for the next 3 days.
I had no idea what was going on – no inkling that the Mutambara Group had made these absurd accusations against me. I left for a family wedding in
The MDC (there is only one MDC) does not, has never and will never use violence to achieve its goals. We have absolutely no reason to do so in any way as far as the Mutambara group is concerned. They do not represent a threat to the MDC and we are in no way going to appose their right to campaign wherever they want and whenever they want. The right of association is an essential right in any democracy operating under the rule of law. Trudy is an old friend and colleague of the MDC and we would never, in any way act to threaten her safety and the safety of those she was with when she was attacked. The allegations of the Mutambara group are totally false and have no basis at all.
The Police were professional in their approach to this matter and the Member in Charge from
Warm regards
Eddie