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The Solomon Mujuru Death Story…What’s Wrong With It?

Bizsetup Group: "Recently Zimbabweans were hit with the terrible news of the death of retired Army General, Solomon Mujuru. He was a genuine national hero – an endangered species in most countries. Right from the beginning, the story had ‘foul play’ written all over it, for most Zimbabweans.

If I was a psycho, jealous or ambitious somebody determined to murder a very high-profile national hero, I’d probably want to take the time to think up a good story first.

It’s murder 101 isn’t it?"


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