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Following last year’s suspicious death of retired army general Solomon Mujuru, his family demanded that his body be exhumed and a fresh autopsy be conducted. SW Radio Africa journalist Lance Guma spoke to the Mujuru family lawyer Thakor Kewada.
The lawyer representing the family of the late army general Solomon Mujuru has questioned how the state has resources to suppress protests using anti-riot water canons and yet the fire brigade had no water when they responded to the blaze that allegedly killed Mujuru at his farm last year.
HARARE- The Mujuru family is not happy with the findings of the inquest into the death of Retired General Solomon Mujuru and will seek permission to have his remains exhumed for a fresh post-mortem, the family lawyer said yesterday.
HARARE – Controversy surrounding the death of the late General Solomon Mujuru is expected to rage on despite the findings of an official inquest suggesting that the intense speculation is entirely misplaced.
HARARE – The Mujuru family is not giving in yet in their bid to have remains of the late retired army general Solomon Mujuru exhumed for a second autopsy. Their request to have a second autopsy conducted on Mujuru will be resuscitated if the findings of the presiding magistrate do not satisfy them.
HARARE – A magistrate’s court on Monday rejected a request to exhume the body of former Zimbabwe army commander Solomon Mujuru to allow a fresh autopsy to establish the cause of his death six months ago.
HARARE – Harare regional magistrate Walter Chikwanha will today deliver a ruling on an application made by the Mujuru family last week to have top South African medical examiner Ganas Reggie Perumal admitted as witness in the on-going inquest to determine retired General Solomon Mujuru’s death.
HARARE- A South African Police Services (SAPS) forensic expert yesterday said the packaging used to keep debris collected from the scene of fire in which General Solomon Mujuru died by local policemen could have affected forensic results.
HARARE- The magistrate presiding over the inquest into the death of General Solomon Mujuru says he will only consider the family’s request to bring in a foreign pathologist after the local expert who first examined the remains testifies in court.
HARARE- Two assault rifles were found on the floor in General Solomon Mujuru’s bedroom on the day he died in an inferno while 15 other guns were in a gun cabinet close to the bedroom.