Opposition political parOpposition political party leader Jacob Ngarivhume has been released from prison on bail after spending 82 days in detention.
The High Court overturned a previous decision denying him bail after ruling that he would not pose a threat to public safety. The court ordered his release on a US$100 bail.
Ngarivhume, the leader of Transform Zimbabwe, was arrested in August 2024 on charges of participating in a gathering with the intent to promote public violence and disorderly conduct.
Prosecutors alleged that he had thrown stones at police officers during a raid at the home of another opposition leader.Opposition political party leader Jacob Ngarivhume has been released from prison on bail after spending 82 days in detention.
The High Court overturned a previous decision denying him bail after ruling that he would not pose a threat to public safety. The court ordered his release on a US$100 bail.
Ngarivhume, the leader of Transform Zimbabwe, was arrested in August 2024 on charges of participating in a gathering with the intent to promote public violence and disorderly conduct.
Prosecutors alleged that he had thrown stones at police officers during a raid at the home of another opposition leader.Opposition political party leader Jacob Ngarivhume has been released from prison on bail after spending 82 days in detention.
The High Court overturned a previous decision denying him bail after ruling that he would not pose a threat to public safety. The court ordered his release on a US$100 bail.
Ngarivhume, the leader of Transform Zimbabwe, was arrested in August 2024 on charges of participating in a gathering with the intent to promote public violence and disorderly conduct.
Prosecutors alleged that he had thrown stones at police officers during a raid at the home of another opposition leader.ty leader Jacob Ngarivhume has been released from prison on bail after spending 82 days in detention.
The High Court overturned a previous decision denying him bail after ruling that he would not pose a threat to public safety. The court ordered his release on a US$100 bail.
Ngarivhume, the leader of Transform Zimbabwe, was arrested in August 2024 on charges of participating in a gathering with the intent to promote public violence and disorderly conduct.
Prosecutors alleged that he had thrown stones at police officers during a raid at the home of another opposition leader.