AS the fallout over the Baba Jukwa saga continues, the net is closing in on those connected to the shadowy Facebook character with high-profile arrests of cabinet ministers, politburo members, legislators and senior army, police and security officers expected in the next few weeks.
The police are investigating close to 20 high-profile people (names supplied), who include journalists linked to the Baba Jukwa Facebook page, which the state alleges was aimed at whipping up emotions and inciting a rebellion against government if the July 31 general elections last year were stolen.
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