Yet another MDC activist dies in exile

According Kumbirai Muchemwa, the partys provincial spokesman for South African province, Hove died in Pretoria, where he held the position of branch chairperson for Soshanguve branch.
We are deeply saddened by his death last Friday because he was one of the most committed members of the party, who really worked for the proper independence of Zimbabwe. He really fought a fearless and tireless battle for a new Zimbabwe, said Muchemwa.
Rev. Hove served in various organisations and capacities, among them the MDC Veterans Activists Association (MDCVAA) and served as a patron for the militant Revolutionary Youth Movement (RYM) of Zimbabwe.
Hove becomes the third prominent MDC activist to die in exile in South Africa during the past two months, after the partys Johannesburg South district chairman – Remember Moyo and Johannesburg North deputy chair, Jimmy Mhlanga, who died within days of each other in April.
Besides being active in MDC politics, Hove was a fierce critic of Mugabes dictatorial tendencies in Zimbabwe and also wrote a number of blogs in which he kept criticizing the geriatric leader.
The exiles continue to die in the wilderness because they cannot risk their lives back home, where they still face persecution and even death at the hands of security forces and supporters of President Robert Mugabes Zanu PF party, despite the formation of a national unity government in 2009.