The relative, who wished to remain anonymous because of safety fears, said Chombo had been severely beaten while in military custody. Police spokeswoman Charity Charamba said she had no information about Chombo.
(Reporting by Ed Cropley; Editing by Alexander Winning)Zimbabwe army hands ex-finance minister to police: relative
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