Zanu PF chairperson vandalize hotel property

“When IDAZIM hosted a seminar on security sector issues in Sandton
yesterday these ZANU-PF supporters turned up seeking to dominate
proceedings, and in the audience was a serving Brigadier General who told
the meeting that the military was resisting reforms because they view the
MDC as a threat to ZANU-PF'” sasid Dewa Mavhinga crisis coalition Zimbabwe coodinator.
Today, at the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition organized press conference the
same team turned to participate. All went well until half-way through the
press conference when the ZANU-PF chairperson for JHB tried to disrupt
the meeting by shouting and making noise, breaking hotel property
including a lamp post in the process. Luckily the police and hotel
security quickly intervened to restore order. We were able to proceed with
our press conference and launch of our report – the military factor in
Zimbabwe’s political and electoral affairs. We are taking action that
includes filing a complaint with the police and with the SA Mediation
Team.
Tomorrow at 10am we launch a two-day photo exhibition – Zimbabwe
Footprints of Abuse – at Hilton Hotel, Sandton, in Ballroom 1. For those
in Sandton please pass through – our reports will also be distributed at
the Photo Exhibition Centre – Ballroon 1, Hilton.
“On Saturday from 9am we shall hold a March and Rally in support of a
credible elections roadmap that has clear time-frames and an enforcement
mechanism,” said Mavhinga