Venture Capitalist Kelvin Mazhandu Demands Justice For A Man Who Was Killed By Bulawayo Police

Hedge Fund Manager and Venture capitalist Kelvin Mazhandu has demanded justice for a man who was shot and killed by police officers last week Saturday in Bulawayo, Bulawayo24 reports. Paul Munakopa died of his injuries after police officers open fired at his vehicle last Saturday evening in Bulawayo.

Referring to the incident Mazhandu said:

I have read the gruesome murder of an innocent civilian by our law enforcement agents. It pains me to see this kind of brutality happening to fellow citizens especially committed by the state agents who are supposed to enforce and abide by the responsibility to protect principle.

Chapter 4 of the Zimbabwean constitution hold the right to life as a sacrosanct right which must never be taken away from any human being. So far there are no reports that the late citizen was armed or possessed any weapon. If life can be taken away so easily, I shudder to imagine what kind of society have we become. Remember God says in the book of Genesis: What have you done? The voice of your brother’s blood is crying to me from the ground.

God is Supreme, God is not blind, and God avenges innocent blood. I pray as a nation we repent from our wicked ways and seek the faith of love, peace and justice. In my own capacity as Mazhandu and in my other capacity as the President of Zimbabwe Christian Leaders in South Africa, I would be reaching out to the Munakopas soon and we see how we can help. The late brother was a father, an uncle and a son. If it can happen to him, it means it can happen to any of us.

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Mazhandu is not the only one who has called for justice for the late Paul, lawyer and activist Doug Coltart and other twimbos made the same call but ZRP has remained tight-lipped on the progression of the case.

More: Bulawayo24