HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Zimbabwe prison officials said Wednesday that they are not in a hurry to engage the services of a newly-appointed hangman to execute the 77 inmates on death row and will review their sentences.
Prison authorities want to give prisoners facing execution a “chance to live,” official Huggins Machingauta said. He said all death sentences will be brought before the cabinet of ministers for a review to commute them to life.
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