Mudzuri resisted eviction

Former Harare mayor Elias Mudzuri’s lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa said Mudzuri planned to surround himself with security guards and resist eviction from the mayor’s official residence after the High Court upheld his suspension.

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US embassy questioned Daily News’s credibility

The Daily News which had become the nation’s biggest daily before it was banned in 2003 reported on 9 July 2003 that 3 000 Movement for Democratic Change supporters had marched through the streets of downtown Harare carrying placards criticizing South African President Thabo Mbeki and attempted to gather at Africa Unity Square.

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Mudzuri, Mtetwa out to score a point

Former Harare mayor Elias Mudzuri reported for work for two days although he had been arrested on the first day and told not to report for work because he wanted to publicise the lack of rule of law in Zimbabwe to the African Union summit that was being held in Maputo, his lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa said.

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Mtetwa got Mudzuri out

Elias Mudzuri, who was mayor of Harare at the time, was released after two nights in jail when his lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa obtained a High Court order instructing police to produce him in court and make clear the charges against him.

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Legal community was concerned about appointment of Chidyausiku

The legal community was concerned about the appointment of Godfrey Chidyausiku as Acting Chief Justice because if he was appointed Chief Justice he would be in a position to help President Robert Mugabe remove Supreme and High Court judges and replace them with judges who were compliant with Mugabe and the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front.

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