Slain CCC activist Moreblessing Ali’s family claims Mnangagwa wants a meeting
Late Moreblessing Ali who was found dead in a Nyatsime well
CITIZENS Coalition for Change (CCC) slain activist, Moreblessing Ali’s brother, Washington, has claimed government wants the deceased’s son, Silence, to meet President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Ali was gruesomely murdered, allegedly by a Zanu PF activist Pius Jamba in May this year.
There has been so much controversy surrounding her murder, resulting in the incarceration of firebrand CCC activist and lawmaker Job Sikhala.
Sikhala was assisting Ali’s family after she went missing in May this year until her dismembered body was found dumped in a well at Jamba’s mother’s homestead in Beatrice.
The lawmaker was later arrested and charged for allegedly inciting public violence to avenge Ali’s murder.
Ali’s family vowed that her remains will not be buried until their lawyer was released.
Recently, there was a foiled attempt to bury Ali’s remains without the approval and knowledge of her children, with reports claiming the ruling Zanu PF party was involved.
In an interview with Newzimbabwe.com recently, Washington said his nephew has been receiving calls to go and meet “Mukuru” (Mnangagwa) at the State House.
“Government has been calling us. They are saying ‘Mukuru’ wants Silence to come to the State House. ‘Tell us where you are and we can come and get you’. This is strange,” Washington said.
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