Biti Says No Longer Wanted By The Police, Charamba Insists CID Wants To Interview Him




Former Finance Minister Tendai Biti
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MDC Alliance principal and former minister of finance Tendai Biti has said that he has no idea why National police spokesperson Senior Assistant Commissioner Charity Charamba mentioned his name on national television yesterday.

Following Wednesday’s protests by opposition supporters which turned violent, Charamba called Biti and MDC Youth leader Happymore Chidziva to hand themselves in so that they could assist the police with their investigations.

However, at a press conference today at his law offices, Biti said that his lawyers had gone to the police where they were informed that no one had summoned Biti to the station. Biti professed ignorance about why the police would want to talk to him as he had committed no crime.

Said Biti,

When my lawyers went to the police in the morning to find out what were the charges they were told to leave their contact details and they said they will contact us if they need anything.

Update

At a press conference, Charity Charamba insisted that the CID Law and Order still needed to interview Biti because the police had not talked to him at all.

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Charity Angeline Charamba a Zimbabwean police officer who is the National Spokesperson for the Zimbabwe Republic Police. She holds the rank of Senior Assistant Commissioner in the police force. In March 2018 Charity Charamba reportedly defended roadblocks in the country Read More About Charity Charamba

Tendai Laxton Biti is the president of the People’s Democratic Party, prominent lawyer, activist and politician. Biti was part of the founding team of the Movement for Democratic Change in 1999 together with Morgan Tsvangirai, Gibson Sibanda, Welshman Ncube, Nelson Chamisa, Learnmore Jongwe and others. Read More About Tendai Biti