Zimbabwe opposition leader brought to court

A judge in Zimbabwe forced the police to produce to court a leading opposition politician who had been arrested.

Sat, 14 Jun, 2008 - 15:00

A judge in Zimbabwe forced the police to produce to court a leading opposition politician who had been arrested.

Reporters watched as Tendai Biti, number two in the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), handcuffed and appearing tense, was brought into Justice Ben Hlatshwayo’s court in Harare today.

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Courts Zimbabwe Place: Zimbabwe Place: Harare Place: South Africa Person: Tendai Biti Person: Ben Hlatshwayo Person: Hlatshwayo Person: Biti Person: Morgan Tsvangirai Person: Robert Mugabe Organisation: Movement for Democratic Change Organisation: MDC

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