A court in Zimbabwe has dropped a criminal charge brought against an MP accused of calling the country's first lady, Grace Mugabe, a "fool".
The accused, Justice Wadyajena, of the ruling Zanu-PF party will now be tried on a lesser charge of "disorderly conduct".
Wadyajenah, 35, appeared in court accused of making “insulting remarks” about President Robert Mugabe’s wife, Grace, during a verbal exchange with a fellow Zanu-PF party member.
The accused, Justice Wadyajena, of the ruling Zanu-PF party will now be tried on a lesser charge of "disorderly conduct".
Wadyajenah, 35, appeared in court accused of making “insulting remarks” about President Robert Mugabe’s wife, Grace, during a verbal exchange with a fellow Zanu-PF party member.
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