‘Zim Army Intelligence, Zanu PF responsible for Itai Dzamara capture-death’

USA: The Zimbabwe National Army Intelligence unity has been dragged together with Zanu PF as the key players in the abduction and disappearance of human rights activist Itai Dzamara according to yesterday’s allegations made by Patson Dzamara, brother to Itai.

Journalists have been told that there is incontestable evidence linking the Zimbabwe National Army and Zanu PF to the Dzamara case.

“This time they will not get away with it,”said Patson Dzamara, who has gone on to dare Mugabe and his handlers to prove him wrong in the face of overwhelming truth supplied by a Zanu PF and ZNA insider.

Dzamara believes that the above principals are responsible whether his brother is found dead or alive.

He went on to say that he is not sure of the state of his brother(whether he is dead or alive), but warned that the days of fear are gone and times have changed.

“They passed the wrong button. I cannot at this juncture state my brother’s fate in the hands of these gangsters but I can categorically inform you that Itai Dzamara was abducted by the military intelligence under the direct instruction and supervision of Zanu-PF,” says Patson Dzamara.

With succession tensions at boiling point, there is rumours that the Dzamara disappearance is a big inconvenience to those responsible and they are desperate to distance themselves from this unspeakable act that will surely never go away until when justice is served.

Yesterday we were also informed via many sources that the actual hitmen responsible for the disappearance are known faces and their names may soon be made public.

The Zimbabwe National Army has issued a statement via its spokesperson Colonel Alphios Makotore.

“Our National Army totally denies any involvement in the disappearance of Dzamara,..The Army Intelligence does not take orders from Zanu PF,” says Makotore.

Yesterday, Zimbabweans woke up to the horror of Dzamara abduction when his family made available a graphic image depicting the actual picture of Itai Dzamara’s experience at the hands of his captors.

Sources..VO-A, online