Wednesday, 2 July 2014

PRESIDENT MUGABE'S NEIGHBOUR FINED OVER ROAMED DOGS


Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe neighbour has been fined for allowing his dogs to hunt on the 90-year-old leader's land, state media reported Tuesday.
  
President Mugabe's neighbour, Michael Pazarangu, who set dogs to hunt buck at the president's private residence in Borrowdale was yesterday fined $50,

The Herald newspaper reported. If Pazarangu fails to pay the fine he will spend 30 days in jail. 

The paper said Pazarangu changed his initial plea of not guilty and admitted the offence. 

"This matter has attracted a lot of publicity and has negatively affected me and my family," Pazarangu said, without elaborating. He was charged with letting his "unmuzzled ferocious dogs roam freely" onto Mugabe's property, where they killed a buck.

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