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A caretaker at a church in Bulawayo was arrested for allegedly kidnapping, drugging, and raping a 15-year-old girl, reported <a href="https://www.bmetro.co.zw/teen-kidnapped-drugged-and-raped-by-church-caretaker/">B-Metro</a>.
The suspect, Mkhululi Ndlovu (42) appeared before Bulawayo regional magistrate Dambudzo Malunga facing two counts of rape and kidnapping.
Ndlovu pleaded not guilty to both counts and was remanded in custody to 28 March 2023.
Prosecutor Constance Mathaba said on 08 November 2022, Ndlovu met the teenage girl near her home in Nkulumane suburb.
He allegedly grabbed her and placed a knife on her throat while forcing her to sniff a white powder.
The white substance is suspected to be a drug, crystal meth, popularly known as guka or mutoriro.
It was further alleged that the frightened girl sniffed the powder and after that, she fell unconscious.
She was shocked when she woke up the following morning in Ndlovu’s house naked, with the white powder on the bed.
In court, she said Ndlovu forced her to sniff the powder and after that, she would feel drowsy and gradually fall unconscious.
The court heard that the girl would wake up naked with signs she had engaged in sex and she would see used condoms on the floor.
It was further alleged that each time Ndlovu went out of the room he would lock her inside the house.
The girl escaped when Ndlovu asked her to accompany him to a house in Old Lobengula suburb to buy drugs.
The court heard that when Mdlovu was buying the drugs the girl ran out of the house and went to a police station and reported the incident.
Ndlovu was later arrested at the church premises.
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<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Harare_City_FC">Harare City FC</a> player Jerry Chipangura (24) has been jailed for 14 months for possessing 40g of methylenedioxymethamphetamine – commonly known as mutoriro.
Chipangura intended to sell in the city, <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/harare-city-player-jailed-for-mutoriro/">The Herald</a> reported.
He was jailed by Harare regional magistrate Feresi Chakanyuka.
<h2>What happened:</h2>
The court heard that on June 30 2022, at around 8 pm, police were informed that Chipangura was dealing in meth in Mabvuku, Harare.
Detectives went to New Mabvuku where they found him along John Tapedza Road.
The detectives identified themselves before searching him and found 40g of meth in a small Adidas black bag that he was carrying.
The drug was in two sachets.
Field tests on the drug carried out in his presence tested positive for meth.
Drug abuse has been on the rise in recent years to the extent that President Emmerson Mnangagwa had to <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/09/05/mnangagwa-appoints-task-force-to-deal-with-drug-abuse/">appoint a task force to hunt down drug peddlers.</a>
Most abused drugs include ganja cakes, a prohibited cough syrup called BronCleer (bronco), mbanje and illicit beers known as “musombodhiya” in street lingo.
Drug abuse has had severe effects on abusers’ health with some even dying.
A report released previously noted that <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Parirenyatwa_Group_of_Hospitals">Parirenyatwa Hospital</a> attends to about <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/09/25/psychiatric-units-overwhelmed-by-drug-abuse-linked-mental-health-cases/">800 mental health patients monthly with most of the ailments being related to drugs.</a>
Admission is only for those with serious illnesses that they cannot go back home while most of them are sent back home after treatment.
Most patients have complications arising from crystal methamphetamine, commonly known as “mutoriro”, “dombo” or “guka.”
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Bulawayo residents are concerned that the continued closure of schools is fueling drug and other illegal substances abuse among teenagers resulting in increased early pregnancies.
Acting President Constantino Chiwenga last week postponed the re-opening of schools by a further three weeks when he announced an extension of the COVID-19 lockdown by 14 days.
Teacher unions have criticised the delay in the re-opening of schools, with the Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ)  saying this showed the government did not care about the education sector.
Silisiwe Bhanda, one of the residents who spoke to the Standard appealed to the government to reconsider opening schools and rolling campaigns that will raise awareness on the dangers of substance abuse at an early age.
Rita Moyo said the continued school closure will result in us having half-baked students. <a href="https://thestandard.newsday.co.zw/2022/01/23/schools-closure-fuel-drug-abuse/">Moyo told the Standard:</a>
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Once teenagers are involved in substance abuse, and the next thing they drop out of school. Since 2020 children have been hardly learning. It’s hard to convince them to go back to school. These are the same teenagers that end up robbing us because drugs are addictive and they need to raise money to buy them every day.
</blockquote>
Bulawayo Progressive Residents Association (BPRA) chairperson Ambrose Sibindi the nation has adapted to living in the COVID-19 era, therefore, schools should have been open a long time ago. 
Last year, Psychiatric units at Harare’s two major referral hospitals, Sally Mugabe Central Hospital and Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals, reported that they were overwhelmed by the rising number of mental health cases linked to drug and substance abuse.
Most patients have complications arising from crystal methamphetamine, commonly known as “mutoriro”, “dombo” or “guka.”
Most abused drugs include ganja cakes, a prohibited cough syrup called BronCleer (bronco), skunk (chemically treated marijuana), white-sniffing-powder Tik, mbanje and illicit beers known as “musombodhiya” in street lingo.
President Mnangagwa last year appointed a task force to hunt down drug dealers.
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