"Don’t Call Me A Thief, I've People I Killed Who I Don’t Even Know.” - ZANU PF MP

News Day Zimbabwe has recalled the threats which were made by ZANU PF and Chegutu West legislator, Dextor Nduna to Norton legislator Themba Mliswa (Independent) during a sitting of the Mines Portfolio Committee.

Nduna and Mliswa were involved in a verbal exchange during a parliamentary committee hearing on 31 January 2019 with Mliswa repeatedly calling Nduna a thief. Nduna then said:

Don’t call me a thief, I am saying this for the last time, don’t call me a thief, I have people who I killed who I don’t even know.

Nduna, however, apologised on February 12, 2019, in Parliament for his remarks. He said:

I want to profusely apologise for the words I uttered and say that I did not mean anything that I said and I take back my words and want to apologise so that the decorum of Parliament can be appraised. I apologise to the Speaker as chairperson of the Standing Rules and Orders Committee, the institution of Parliament, MPs and my party Zanu PF for the fracas which had unintended effect.

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In other jurisdictions, Nduna’s remarks could have earned him an arrest or at least could have led to police investigations since they are regarded as a testimony to committing murder.

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