Ndlovu is being charged under the draconian Public Order and Security Act (POSA).
Reports from Gwanda say Ndlovu was distributing the newsletter and was summoned to Gwanda Police Station by one Assistant Inspector Machingura. She was immediately arrested upon her arrival at the station.
At the time of writing, Ndlovu’s lawyer was still trying to secure her release.
Police have intensified their persecution of MDC members in recent weeks. This week, police in Gweru arrested Abisha Nyanguwo, MDC Chief of Staff for frivolous charges bombing Zanu PF Gweru offices in December 2011. He appeared before a Gweru Magistrate and was given an outrageous $500 bail.
The harassment of MDC members is meant to cow them by a panicking Zanu PF ahead of the next elections.
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What a country with no peace, no democracy and no freedom?How much money are the policemen paid to do such a silly job? People in Zimbabwe are not at peace at all. Tsvangirai is the Prime Minister of the country so why can’t you give him a right to be heard? Its quite shocking to read such thing in the newspaper about people being arrested for distributing the Prime Minister’s news letter. We want a country with Peace, Justice and above all FREEDOM. As MDC people have nothing to hide and we will win in next elections coming.