Opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa has warned President Emmerson Mnangagwa that attempts to arrest him will send the country into chaos.
He made the remarks after Zimbabwe Police Chief Goodwin Matanga while testifying before the Kgalema Mothlante Commission accused Chamisa of inciting violence after losing 30 July elections which resulted into the August 1, killing of six civilians allegedly by the army.
“I would like to say a crime does not rot like meat, the records are there, ” Matanga told the commission.
Chamisa also accused Mnangagwa of trying to weaken MDF by calling it a terrorist group, saying a terrorist organisation cannot have its headquarters in the same street with Parliament.
