nding the meeting as alleged by branch chairman Charles Masawi in last week’s edition of The Zimbabwean.
“I am a businessman,” he said this week. “And the problem in Wolverhampton is not about politics at all. It is about offensive language being used at public meetings.”
Nyamayaro said he had gone to collect his girlfriend from an MDC meeting and heard the vice chair using abusive language, at which he protested.
The police in Wolverhampton confirmed having received a report of the fracas that ensued and said their investigations were continuing.
Nyamayaro admitted sending text messages to several branch members to protest about the abusive language.
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MDC UK fracas ‘not about politics'( 07-12-06)
WOLVERHAMPTON - Felix Nyamayaro, who was accused by members of the Movement for Democratic Change Wolverhampton Branch of being a Zanu (PF) agent has denied any political affiliation.
He also denied pushing, dragging and verbally assaulting the branch vice-chair, and taking photos of people atte
He also denied pushing, dragging and verbally assaulting the branch vice-chair, and taking photos of people atte