Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions has called on the co-ministers of Home Affairs to resign their positions over the abuse of power being exercised by the police. After ZCTU President Lovemore Matombo and fours members of the union were released by a Victoria... Full Article at AllAfrica.com

Magistrate Richard Ramaboea said the police had no business in disrupting the labour organisation's meeting. Matombo and ZCTU staff members Michael Kandukutu, Dumisani Ncube, Nawu Ndlovu, and Percy Mcijo were arrested for allegedly convening a political meeting... Full Article at AllAfrica.com

Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) unreservedly condemns the unlawful arrest and detention in Victoria Falls on Sunday 8 November 2009 of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) President, Lovemore Matombo, together with four other union officials. Zimbabwe... Full Article at Pambazuka

President of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU), Lovemore Matombo, and four other unionists were set free on Thursday after a Victoria Falls magistrate threw out charges against them. The 5 were arrested on Sunday for holding consultative meetings... Full Article at AllAfrica.com

Magistrate Richard Ramaboea reprimanded the police for their failure to interpret the provisions of the Public Order and Security Act (POSA) when they arrested the trade unionists. Matombo and four other unionists, Michael Kandukutu, Percy Mncijo, Dumisani... Full Article at Zimbabwe Metro