Mugabe’s son Chatunga remanded in custody over robbery, assault
Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, son of late former President Robert Mugabe, will spend more time in custody after being remanded on robbery and malicious damage to property charges, with his bail hearing set for Friday. Thursday will be his second night behind bars following his arrest on Tuesday alongside four other men. Mugabe, who is represented by lawyer Bvekwa, appeared in court on Wednesday but was remanded in custody to allow his bail application to be heard on Friday. He is jointly charged with Terrence Johannes Chinyemba, Fredson Peter, Solomon Pamire and Munashe Mubhawo. According to the State, the five allegedly attacked a security guard who was on surveillance duty at Brompton Guest Lodge on November 3 at around 6.30pm. The complainant was reportedly armed with a Norinco Star pist…