Mon, Jul 13
Harare, July 13 (DPA) A three-year-old Zimbabwean, nicknamed the 'world's youngest terrorist' after his abduction last year by state security agents and imprisonment for three months, is struggling to adjust to life as a free infant.
Nigel Mutemagau was two when suspected members of President Robert Mugabe's secret service seized him and his parents, both senior members of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), from their Banket home about 100 km west of Harare last October.
His mother, Violet Mupfuranhewe, and his father, Collen Mutemagau, were among dozens of MDC and human rights activists rounded up and charged with terrorism in a crackdown on Mugabe critics a month after the leader of 29 years signed up to share power with the MDC.
Source : http://in.news.yahoo.com/43/20090713/902/twl-the-travails-of-zimbabwe-s-child-ter.html
Harare, July 13 (DPA) A three-year-old Zimbabwean, nicknamed the 'world's youngest terrorist' after his abduction last year by state security agents and imprisonment for three months, is struggling to adjust to life as a free infant.
Nigel Mutemagau was two when suspected members of President Robert Mugabe's secret service seized him and his parents, both senior members of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), from their Banket home about 100 km west of Harare last October.
His mother, Violet Mupfuranhewe, and his father, Collen Mutemagau, were among dozens of MDC and human rights activists rounded up and charged with terrorism in a crackdown on Mugabe critics a month after the leader of 29 years signed up to share power with the MDC.
Source : http://in.news.yahoo.com/43/20090713/902/twl-the-travails-of-zimbabwe-s-child-ter.html
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