Binga Chief Faces Arrest For Humiliating First Lady, Auxillia Mnangagwa
ZimLive reports that a Binga Chief who publicly criticised first lady Auxillia Mnangagwa for commissioning a “useless” fishing pond faces possible arrest on 28 February.
Chief Pashu, whose name is George Nyathi apparently told an advance briefing meeting of the fish pond commissioning that what his people really need are electricity and mobile phone connectivity and not a useless fish pond.
ZimLive says it has a confidential document that shows the ZRP, CIO and PSC concluded inn another meeting later that Chief Pashu wasn’t working alone and that they would arrest and question him for his utterances.
Says the document from the meeting:
The command agreed that he would be brought in for questioning on Monday, March 4, a later date
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[Pashu had been given three minutes to brief Mnangagwa] but went up to 12 minutes blasting the first lady until the first lady interjected telling the chief that you have undressed me. She said she did not go there to be undressed but to commission the projects at Manyanda Secondary School
Auxilia Mnangagwa, however, is reported to not have taken offence but advised the chief that he could air his grievances in the appropriate forum. The chief apologised and the first lady asked for permission to develop the area.
More: ZimLive
