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Bulawayo- The National Gallery Manager in Bulawayo, Vote Thebe and an artist, Owen Maseko, are appearing in Court today after their arrest on Friday for holding the Gukurahundi Exhibition at the National Art Gallery. Maseko spent the whole weekend in cells at the Bulawayo Central Police. There will be a press briefing today on Masekos detention.
-The personal assistant to the Minister of State in the Prime Ministers office, Mr. Thabang Nare, was involved in a car accident on Friday evening in Gweru. Three of Nares ribs were broken and he is admitted at Mata dei Hospital in Bulawayo.
Upcoming Events
There will be a press briefing on the detention of Owen Maseko following the opening of the Gukurahundi Exhibition at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe in Bulawayo last Friday.
Date: Monday 29 March 2010
Venue: Zim Lawyers for Human Rights offices, top floor, Barclays building 8th Avenue/Main Street
Bulawayo Agenda has scheduled for several meetings as follows:
Date Activity Venue
4-5 April 2010 Leadership Training Mkoba Primary, Gweru
5 April Leadership Training Insiza
7 April Constituency Assembly Lupane
7 April Constituency Assembly Hwange
12 April Constituency Assembly Victoria Falls
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