Harare - The planned court appearance of detained Zimbabwean opposition politician Roy Bennett failed to happen Monday because of prosecution delays, his lawyer said.
Bennett, who was due to be sworn in later this week as deputy agriculture minister in the country's new unity government, had been expected to appear in court in the north-eastern city of Mutare to be formally charged with attempted terrorism.
But the prosecutor failed to arrive from Harare, where the investigating police officer had taken the docket, Bennett's lawyer said.
Harare - The charges against Zimbabwean ministerial appointee Roy Bennett, who was arrested last week as a new coalition government was being sworn in, have been changed for a third time, his lawyer said Tuesday.
Harare - Zimbabwean ministerial appointee Roy Bennett, who was arrested Friday shortly before the swearing-in of a unity government, has been charged with treason, his lawyer said late Friday.
Harare - Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe swore some of his fiercest critics into a power-sharing government on Friday, sealing the beginning of a reluctant union which Zimbabweans hope will end the country's economic crisis.
Harare - Zimbabwe's longtime opposition le
Harare - Zimbabwe's longtime opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai was due to be sworn in as prime minister on Wednesday to begin working with his arch-rival President Robert Mugabe on ending the country's economic and humanitarian crises.
