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An 8-month-old baby tragically died after being run over by a reversing car at a plot in Bulawayo on Tuesday.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) confirmed the incident, saying the toddler had been left unattended by her mother, who was harvesting tomatoes at the plot. The ZRP said:
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The ZRP reports a fatal road traffic accident which occurred on 07/01/25 at Plot 66 Glengarry, Bulawayo. A toddler (eight months) was killed after being run over by an Isuzu DMax vehicle which was reversing.
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The toddler was sleeping near the vehicle where she had been left unattended by her mother who was harvesting tomatoes at the plot.
In response to the police statement which was posted on X, one Dumisani Makoni urged motorists to first look under and around their vehicles before driving off to avert such incidents. He said:
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Why is it hard for motorists to look under and around first before driving? This should be basic and common sense tells you to look under and behind the car if there is a possibility of children being in that area.
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More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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An 8-month-old baby was killed by a car reversing at a plot in Bulawayo. The baby was left alone by her mother who was harvesting tomatoes. The police confirmed the incident. A person urged drivers to check around their cars before driving to prevent such accidents.

Reversing Car Kills 8-Month-Old Baby

A 38-year-old man from Mahatshula North suburb in Bulawayo earned praise from the community after helping his pregnant wife deliver her baby boy at their home recently.
Thomas Tiyatara turned midwife and helped his wife Samukeliso Moyo (21), who had gone into labour on 4 February, deliver the baby after an ambulance failed to arrive on time to their home.
Narrating to B-Metro what transpired on the night, Tiyatara said his wife developed labour pains at around 11 PM and he assisted her to deliver the baby at about 1 AM. He said:
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When she woke me up at around 11 pm saying she was feeling ‘a little bit uncomfortable’, I just thought they were normal pains.
I became scared when the labour pains worsened and that is when I called an ambulance. It was pretty surreal.
While waiting for an ambulance to arrive I got her into position using blankets to create a steady surface, like the back seat of a car while making sure she is as comfortable as possible.
While she was writhing in agony the baby started coming out and I panicked when I saw the baby’s head.
I, however, gathered courage and quickly reached over with my hands and caught the baby.
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Tayatara said despite the fact that his wife was in pain she instructed him not to pull on the baby’s head or body. He added:
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After the baby came, I didn’t cut or pull on the umbilical cord. I just placed it next to the baby until an ambulance arrived.
The ambulance arrived two hours later to provide assistance and the paramedics took my wife and the baby to North End Clinic where they received further medical care.
Her delivery was quick, like 30 to 45 minutes and was followed by “screaming and the familiar cry of the baby”.
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The joyful mother, Samukeliso, said when she went into labour with her second child at home, her husband was so scared. She said:
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He just handled the whole thing alone. It was, like, the most impressive thing I’ve ever seen.
I feel loved and honoured and it was a perfect way to welcome our new baby boy into the world. It was a remarkable moment indeed.
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In honour of her husband’s efforts, the couple decided to name the baby Thomas Tiyatara Junior.
The couple is excited that there were no post-natal complications that required medical intervention.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.bmetro.co.zw/amazing-hubby-turns-midwife-assists-wife-to-give-birth-after-going-into-labour-at-home/">B-Metro</a></h4>

Hubby Turns Midwife, Assists Wife To Give Birth At Home

A Harare woman gave birth to a bouncing baby girl at the Harare Magistrates Court on Tuesday.
Patience Mubaiwa (39), went into labour, after testifying as a defence witness, in a matter in which her brother is an accused person.
The now mother of four was at court for the afternoon session, when she went into labour.
Tarisavi Machisa (27) who was also going about her business at court and regional court recorder, Miriam Chimedza, helped Mubaiwa deliver her baby as there were no health personnel to attend to the situation.
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The baby was wrapped in a sweater and some papers, as they waited for medical assistance.
The mother and her new baby were later taken to Sally Mugabe Central Hospital, in an ambulance, for further medical checks by doctors.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/miracle-at-court-mum-delivers-baby-girl/">H-Metro</a></h4>

Mum (39) Gives Birth On Floor Inside Harare Magistrate Court

A video of an Epworth woman who was caught red-handed while attempting to steal a baby from a local hospital has gone viral on social media platforms.
During interrogation by staff at the health centre which is yet to identified, the woman disclosed that she intended to trade the baby in South Africa for a commuter omnibus (kombi).
In her chilling confession, she said her name is Josy Kanzimbe and she was working with other people who were in other parts of the country on a similar mission.
She further revealed that she intended to inject the baby with a lethal injection.
Watch the woman speak:
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