A ZANU PF activist, Sybeth Musengezi, who is challenging President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s legitimacy, has bemoaned what he says is a lack of meaningful progress in police investigations after his home was petrol-bombed last month by unknown people.
Musengezi’s vehicle and property worth thousands of dollars were destroyed in the attack.
He has blamed his colleagues in ZANU PF for the attack and said this was an attempt to intimidate him to drop his court challenge.
Musengezi’s home was petrol-bombed ahead of a High Court sitting on his court challenge that month.
Speaking in an interview with The Standard on Thursday Msengezi claimed that all the assailants are in ZANU PF leadership structures. He said:
I have not received any meaningful feedback from the police with regard to investigations.
I gave them a list of my suspects but the last time I checked they had not interviewed a single one of them despite having knowledge of their business addresses which are ZANU PF offices.
The Officer-in-Charge of the Law and Order Anti-Terrorism unit said they only called the suspects three weeks ago and they promised to come when it’s convenient to them, but I can confirm that all the suspects are in ZANU PF leadership structures.