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Police in Bulawayo detained three suspects in the neighborhood of Entumbane and seized narcotics including dagga, alcohol, weight-gain pills, and cough syrups. Among the illegal items were drug-inhalation devices, the infamous “rizzler” smoking paper, skin-lightening treatments, and self-defense sprays.
The operation, according to Bulawayo police spokesman Inspector Abednico Ncube, is only one of several that the police is carrying out in the Entumbane suburb. He said that the raid followed the hospitalisation of 17 young people from the neighbourhood after the bought and used drugs from the neighbourhood.
In the Wednesday early morning raid, Elton Ndlovu (37), Asprila Maphosa (23) and Lydia Ndlovu-Mthikhulu (27) were detained. All of the accused have previously been detained for a variety of offences.
Drug and alcohol abuse in Zimbabwe has reportedly increased in the past few years. The reason range from worsening economic conditions to unemployment, and the availability of cheaper but highly intoxicating alcohol. The alcohol is sold in small bottles enabling prices as low as US 50 cents a bottle.
The drugs and cheap alcohol are easily accessible at houses in mostly the density residential suburbs in the country, who peddle them illegally. 
| <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/bulawayo-trio-arrested-in-early-morning-drug-raid/">The Chronicle</a>

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Drugs, Illegal Substances Recovered In Police Raid

A family from Entumbane suburb in Bulawayo found a naked unidentified man who was speaking in an unknown language sitting in front of its gate.
The naked man was injured on his leg and there was blood all over the place.
A family member who requested anonymity told The Sunday News that the incident took place around 5 AM on Monday. He said:
<blockquote>
There was a strange noise from our gate as if someone was shaking it, I then got out of the house and found this man sitting in front of our gate and there was blood all over the place.
We tried talking to him but no one understood his language as it wasn’t a language that we are familiar with, Chimanimani was the only word we understood from this man.
We can’t really say he was a thief or someone we know as it was our first time seeing this man.
</blockquote>
A neighbour who claimed to have been the first person to see the man said she was on her phone when she heard strange sounds coming from outside. She said:
<blockquote>
I thought it was someone coming from Emakhandeni using the bushy area. I initially ignored but within a short space of time, I heard a sound of a shaking gate and thought maybe it was a thief trying to break into my neighbour’s house. This took place at 5.15 AM.
When I checked, at first I didn’t see anything, I then climbed on top of a heap of soil that is when I saw that there was someone by my neighbour’s gate.
I then started calling people and when they came we tried talking to this man but we failed to understand him due to the language he was using.
After some time he started saying Lobengula, and Tshabalala and tried to run away, then he was behaving normally when the police came.
</blockquote>
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson in Bulawayo Province Inspector Abednico Ncube confirmed the incident. | <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/man-found-naked-outside-yard-in-entumbane/">The Sunday News</a>

Naked Man Speaking A "Foreign Language" Found Outside Gate

A 62-year-old woman has been arrested in Darwendale on allegations of killing her 81-year-old husband on Sunday following a fight over allegations of infidelity.
Mary Banda is alleged to have fought with her husband Nira Benet (81) who was confirmed dead on arrival at Father O’Hea Hospital from breathing disorders.
A report was made to the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) leading to the arrest of Banda.
Banda and Benet had been fighting when Benet developed challenges in breathing and was rushed to Father O’Hea Hospital, The Herald reported citing National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi. 
He was pronounced dead upon arrival.
Police in Kadoma have arrested three wanted persons, Darlington Daniel Mawuta Pichesi (18), Richard Pichesi (18) and Clifford Stanford Chibhutu in connection with a case of robbery and two cases of theft which occurred in Kadoma in August 2022.
Investigations by the Police linked the suspects to another case of theft, where they stole two solar panels in Kadoma in November 2022. 
Meanwhile, police in Bulawayo arrested Thulani Banda (30) on Sunday for a robbery in which he and an accomplice, still at large, robbed a taxi driver of a Honda Fit vehicle, a cellphone and US$100 cash at Nhliziyo Shopping Centre, Entumbane.
Police recovered the stolen vehicle from Banda. 
In another case, police arrested Tinashe Joram (32) for stealing a motor vehicle in Norton on Sunday at about 11 am. The suspect stole a Toyota Corolla vehicle (ABX 4962) which was left unattended by the complainant with the keys in the ignition.
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A 62-year-old Woman Arrested For Killing Her 81-year-old Husband

A 47-year-old man set his grandmother’s house in Entumbane, Bulawayo on fire after he accused tenants of not paying rent on time and trying to steal the house.
His grandmother, Gogo Gladys Sibanda reported that Nkululeko Mpofu who was drunk torched the house on Monday night, burning property that belonged to a tenant only known as MaTshuma.
The property lost in the inferno was worth $50 000 and Gogo Sibanda does not know how to pay her tenants. Narrated Gogo Sibanda:
<blockquote>
My grandson arrived in the evening drunk and found myself and MaTshuma talking. We were discussing the Bible. He then started accusing us that we are gossiping about him and then we replied saying why should we gossip about you when we are discussing the Bible.
He then started saying the tenants were not paying rent money on time. MaTshuma replied to him saying, how many times did he want her to pay rent. I also added that how can he ask me about money that doesn’t concern him.
</blockquote>
She said Nkululeko insulted MaTshuma and they had a heated exchange outside the house.
Gogo Sibanda said she tried to quell the situation but failed, prompting her to seek the assistance of a resident’s association representative.
Before her return, she was informed that her house was of fire and immediately came back with the residents and the police. Nkululeko was then arrested. 

She said she has been with him since his birth. 
Gogo Sibanda is temporarily living with relatives in Pumula Old.
Bulawayo City Council Chief Fire Officer Linos Phiri confirmed the incident.
More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/man-burns-grandmothers-house-after-accusing-tenants-of-trying-to-steal-it/">The Chronicle</a>

Man Sets Grandmother's House On Fire Accusing Tenants Of Trying To Steal It

A man from Bulawayo’s Entumbane suburb has approached the Magistrates Court seeking a protection order against his ex-girlfriend who forces him to engage in sexual intercourse.
Daniel Mxoza alleged he is tormented by Sicelesile Ndlovu, who is reportedly sexually abusing him even though the two have ended their relationship. In his court papers Mxoza said:
<blockquote>
I am tired of my ex-girlfriend who abuses me sexually as she forces me to sleep with her yet she has many boyfriends some of which (sic) I caught red-handed at her house.
</blockquote>
He also accused his ex-lover of visiting his workplace uninvited and engaging in violent behaviour. Said Mxoza:
<blockquote>
She interrupts me at my workplace because she comes uninvited, and starts being violent.
She threatens me with dangerous weapons at my workplace or even at home and on the streets.
</blockquote>
Mxoza further stated that he is now stressed as Ndlovu forces him to buy her groceries and pay her bills, and when she pays herself she accuses him of owing her money. He said:
<blockquote>
Because of what she does to me I’m not well. Her behaviour stresses me a lot, I have high blood pressure, sugar diabetes and I once found myself with a sexually transmitted illness.
</blockquote>
Ndlovu never refuted any of the allegations and Western Commonage magistrate Jeconia Prince Ncube ordered her to refrain from abusing Mxoza.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.bmetro.co.zw/woman-forces-ex-to-have-sex/">B-Metro</a></h4>

Man Granted Protection Order Against Former Girlfriend

War Veterans have made the following demands during the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Defence, Home Affairs and Security Services public hearing at Entumbane Community Hall in Bulawayo on the Veterans of the Liberation Struggle Bill, CITE reports.
Here is a list of the demands they made at the public hearings:
<blockquote>
<ol>
<li>The government should foot the bill of their members who will seek decent medical care in private hospitals outside the country with the assistance of the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_People%27s_Revolutionary_Army">Ministry of Defence</a>.</li>
<li>Government ministries must employ 10-20% of their children with degrees.</li>
<li>Their members to also access medical care locally, given free access in private hospitals.</li>
<li>Decent accommodation in growth points and urban areas,</li>
<li>Pensions above the poverty datum line or at par with the least paid civil servant</li>
<li>Free education for their children and war veterans who wish to study,</li>
<li>Free legal representation</li>
<li>Medals for<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_People%27s_Revolutionary_Army"> Zipra</a> combatants.</li>
<li>Diplomatic passports</li>
<li>Duty exemption at border posts</li>
<li>60 % of land to be distributed should be set aside for them</li>
</ol>
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.cite.org.zw/war-vets-make-new-demands/">CITE</a>

LIST: War Vets' Demands

The ongoing National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) public hearings have been characterised by victims of the Gukurahundi genocide expressing their grief and anger over what they experienced and witnessed.
The NPRC was in Entumbane this week, a suburb that witnessed ferocious fighting between Zimbabwe People’s Revolutionary Army (Zipra) and Zimbabwe African National Liberation Army (Zanla) guerrillas.
The two liberations armies clashed on February 11, 1981, while authorities were in the process of integrating the fighters into the regular army.
Speaking during the NPRC public hearings in Entumbane, this week one of the participants reportedly said:
<blockquote>You are playing and wasting time. For how long must we continue talking about this while you keep on investigating? Is there anyone with doubts that Gukurahundi occurred or anyone who doesn’t know?</blockquote>
The NPRC commissioner responsible for Victim Support, Gender and Diversity, Netty Mushanhu, conceded that people were extremely emotional and angry. She said:
<blockquote>From our meetings, people have shown that they are extremely emotional and are angry. The meetings taught me that we have left it too long but I think we have an opportunity to engage.
If we don’t do anything about this, we may create a very difficult future for ourselves.
… The stories I heard here are heart-breaking, no one deserves to go through what women went through. A lot of women are afraid to talk about what they have gone through; they fear the unknown and also fear what is known.
I think as a nation; we owe it to our children and ourselves to make sure we have safe spaces for truth-telling. We need to engage with our violent and emotional past.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2019/08/02/gukurahundi-victims-express-grief-at-hearings" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Daily News</a></h4>

Gukurahundi Victims Express Extreme Emotion & Anger At Public Hearings

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