PICTURES: These Gun-Totting Thugs Were Obviously Deployed By State To Break Into My House" - Trade Unionist

The president of the Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ), Obert Masaraure has posted pictures of unidentified gun-toting individuals whom he said broke into his house to kidnap him. He tweeted:

These gun totting thugs were obviously deployed by the state to break into my house and drag me to interviews with @PoliceZimbabwe Our demand for USD salaries cant be criminalised. Kidnapping my wife and terrorising my family won’t silence hungry Zimbabweans. #31July

Masaraure is on the long list of people, mostly leaders in opposition parties, trade unionists and human rights defenders, who are wanted by the police for “interviews.”

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Most of them have been rallying the citizenry to participate in the anti-corruption protests pencilled for the 31st of July.

This follows the arrest of corruption whistle-blower Hopewell Chin’ono and opposition leader Jacob Ngarivhume of Transform for “inciting violence” after encouraging the masses to participate in the protests.

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