South Africa’s National
Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has issued an arrest warrant for Grace Mugabe,
Zimbabwe’s former first lady.
AfriForum, a minority rights
group announced the development at a press conference that held on Wednesday in
Centurion.
“We can report that the warrant
of arrest has been issued for Grace Mugabe,” Times Lives quoted Kallie Kriel,
AfriForum CEO, to have said.
“It seems that justice is going
to take place and we are looking forward to this matter going forward.”
Vishnu Naidoo, the national
police spokesperson, also confirmed that the arrest warrant was issued on
December 13.
Three months before the military
take over that saw Robert Mugabe resign as president in 2017, the former first
lady was accused of assaulting Gabriella Engels, a model, in a Johannesburg
hotel.
At the time, she said she acted
in self-defence after the “intoxicated and unhinged” model attacked her at the
hotel where her son lived.
Engels was reported to have
sustained injuries including a gash on her forehead.
She was allowed to return home
after she applied for diplomatic immunity, however, a court annulled the
government decision to grant her immunity.
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