Zimbabwe group says two students arrested after Mugabe protest
Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe / AFP PHOTO / DON EMMERT Zimbabwean police on Thursday arrested two student activists who demonstrated against President Robert Mugabe as he presided over a university graduation ceremony, a spokesman for the protesters said. Promise Mkwananzi, spokesman for the Tajamuka protest movement, said that one student had held up a sign condemning mass unemployment and another had shouted out that Mugabe was the “devil”. “I can confirm that two of our members were arrested during the graduation ceremony at the University of Zimbabwe and they are still in police custody,” Mkwananzi told AFP. Advertisement He said Tonderai Dombo had held up a sign saying “Graduate Today. Jobless Tomorrow”, while Gift Chuma was accused of shouting at Mugabe during the event. “The government thinks the president should not be criticised and yet he should be criticised more than anyone else because he is accountable for the current mess,” Mkwananzi said...