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Article: Zimbabwe ex-minister ‘bashed in custody’

Author: Staff Reporter

Published: November 24, 2017

Last Updated: November 24, 2017

Category: Breaking News, Zimbabwe

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Zimbabwe ex-minister ‘bashed in custody’

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Zimbabwe ex-minister ‘bashed in custody’
A relative of Zimbabwe’s former finance minister Ignatius Chombo says the politician was severely beaten while in military custody.

Former Zimbabwe finance minister Ignatius Chombo, who was among those detained by the military in an operation against “criminals” around ousted president Robert Mugabe last week, has been handed over to the police, a relative says.

The relative, who wished to remain anonymous because of safety fears, said Chombo had been severely beaten while in military custody. Police spokeswoman Charity Charamba said she had no information about Chombo.

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