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August 2009 vol 4, National News
Student Leaders in Court
By Staff reporter and agencies Thu, Aug 13, 2009
Harare — Four student leaders accused of mobilising their colleagues to illegally demonstrate against fees being charged by institutions of higher learning last Friday appeared in court facing charges of inciting public violence.
Zimbabwe National Students Union president Clever Tapiwa Bere (24), Kudakwashe Prince Chakabva (24), a student at Harare Polytechnic, Archiford Matiza Mudzengi (25) of the Zimbabwe College of Mines, and Brian Simbarashe Rundongo of the University of Zimbabwe appeared before Harare magistrate Mr Munamato Mutevedzi.
He remanded them out of custody to August 21 this year on US$30 bail each. Prosecutor Ms Tinashe Kanyemba said on August 5 this year the four connived and urged other UZ students to assemble and incited them to demonstrate against the fees being charged, which they perceived to be beyond their reach.
They allegedly distributed T-shirts inscribed "Take charge and complete the change"
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