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Former Zanu-PF Harare Provincial Youth chairman Jim Kunaka, who found notoriety organising political violence, has rejoined the ruling party claiming that “opposition parties are full of failures”.
Former Zanu-PF terror group leader Jim Kunaka has accused President Emmerson Mnangagwa of being behind the “unjust” incarceration of Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) MPs Job Sikhala, Godfrey Sithole and 16 activists who have clocked 80 days in jail over trumped up charges of inciting public violence.
High Court judge Justice Tawanda Chitapi yesterday granted $15 000 bail to former Zanu PF-aligned terror leader Jim Kunaka, charged with inciting people to participate in the July 31, 2020 demonstration.
Harare Magistrate Mrs Judith Taruvinga last week denied bail to incarcerated National Patriotic Front (NPF) member Jim Kunaka who is facing charges of inciting public violence.
Former youth leader Jim Kunaka was yesterday summoned to court to answer to charges of assaulting and robbing a soldier while welcoming former president Mugabe at the airport two years ago.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s ruling Zanu PF reacted angrily to its former members’ testimonies before the Commission of Inquiry into the August 1 killings, calling for the police to investigate the “violent thugs.”
Forty one people have been arrested in connection with the August 1 shootings that claimed six people in post-election protests that were met by a military crackdown, detective chief inspector Edmore Muchineripi Runganga told a Commission of Inquiry yesterday.
While ladies of the night put on the right makeup, lashes, musk and dresses to entice clients, their counterparts in the political arena use words, and exaggerated loyalty to charm the mighty and powerful.
Controversial former leader of Chipangano, an alleged Zanu PF terror group, Jim Kunaka, has waded into the ruling party’s succession matrix, dismissing suggestions that President Robert Mugabe must name his successor.
Eddie ZVinonzwa – The resurfacing of terror gangs in several parts of the country — all of which are linked in one way or the other to the ruling Zanu PF — is indeed worrying.