Marry Mubaiwa: Ex-wife of Zimbabwe's vice-president freed after collapse of attempted murder case
- The former wife of Zimbabwe's vice-president has been freed from remand after seven years while on trial for his attempted murder.
- Marry Mubaiwa was charged in 2019, after her then husband Gen Constantino Chiwenga accused her of trying to impede his medical treatment in South Africa.
- Ordering her release, a magistrate said Mubaiwa had suffered mental, physical and financial prejudice during the trial, state-owned daily the Herald said.
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- The former wife of Zimbabwe's vice-president has been freed from remand after seven years while on trial for his attempted murder.
- Marry Mubaiwa was charged in 2019, after her then husband Gen Constantino Chiwenga accused her of trying to impede his medical treatment in South Africa.
- Ordering her release, a magistrate said Mubaiwa had suffered mental, physical and financial prejudice during the trial, state-owned daily the Herald said.
Sources: BBC News