Mugabe’s guards may face trial for assault

Two guards looking after Bona Mugabe, the daughter of Zimbabwe’s President may face trial in Hong Kong for allegedy assaults. Government lawyers in Hong Kong are considering whether to prosecute.

The guards are accused of assaulting photographers Collin Galoway and Tim O’Rouke in February outside a house where Bona Mugabe is living while on a University course in Hong Kong.
The two man were allegedly attacked outside the home reportedly bought in June last year by a middle man acting on behalf of Mugabe and his wife Grace, according to the Sunday Times.

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