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Job Sikhala seriously ill in prison
Zimbabwean political leader Job Sikhala is severely ill, according to his legal team, but remains in custody at the Chikurubi…
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Chamisa calls for Sikhala’s release following health scare
Nelson Chamisa, leader of of the Citizens Coalition for Change has called for the immediate release of Job Sikhala. Sikhala…
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President Mnangagwa urged to release Sikhala
MDC-T chairman Morgen Komichi has implored President Emmerson Mnangagwa to release Job Sikhala, a detained Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)…
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Job Sikhala violence trial postponed
The trial of imprisoned opposition leader Job Sikhala and Chitungwiza North legislator Godfrey Sithole has been postponed. This delay occurred…
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Job Sikhala’s trial continues
The trial of Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) legislator, Job Sikhala who is facing charges of inciting public violence continued…
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4 students arrested over Sikhala demo
Four University of Zimbabwe (UZ) students were yesterday arrested for staging a protest on Monday evening over the continued incarceration…
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CCC legislator Job Sikhala facing charges of inciting public violence
The trial of Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) legislator, Job Sikhala who is accused of inciting public violence in Chitungwiza…
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Worry over Job Sikhala’s health
Friends of Job Sikhala Trust yesterday said the conviction of Zengeza West legislator, Job Sikhala (Citizens Coalition for Change), was…
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Job Sikhala’s speech before he was sentenced in court
For the purpose of the record, I am Job Sikhala. I am advised that I stand accused of the offence…
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Job Sikhala fined US$600 for obstructing the course of justice; to remain in custody on three other charges
Citizens Coalition for Change legislator Job Sikhala has been fined US$600 after being convicted for obstructing the course of justice.…
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