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Judge throws out attempted murder case against Zimbabwe VP's ex-wife

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A Zimbabwean court ordered the release of Marry Mubaiwa, the ex-wife of Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, after seven years on remand. She escaped from Harare prison on Tuesday following the judge's order. The case originated in 2019 when she was accused of attempting to murder her former husband.

Key points

• Marry Mubaiwa escaped from Harare prison on Tuesday after a judge ordered her release following seven years on remand.
• She was accused of attempting to murder her former husband Constantino Chiwenga in 2019.

Context

This legal development marks the end of a seven-year detention period for the Zimbabwean ex-wife of the country's vice president, highlighting the ongoing legal challenges faced by high-profile figures in Zimbabwean politics.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the specific incident of the escape and the immediate court order. It does not provide details on the trial process, the judge's reasoning, or the final verdict on the murder charges.

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