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A 40-year-old Zimbabwean woman has been sentenced by the Thembalethu Regional Court for running a brothel in George, Western Cape, South Africa, reported <a href="https://www.iol.co.za/the-star/news/zimbabwean-woman-gets-suspended-sentenced-for-running-a-brothel-2ca22a87-0e60-4f7f-817a-478e8fd8bc9a">IOL</a>.
Nyaradzo Ellen Gewdzi was convicted for violating the Sexual Offences Act. She was also investigated for human trafficking, but the case was dropped due to insufficient evidence.
Gewdzi was arrested on May 25 after an operation led by the Hawks George Serious Organised Crime Investigation team, with help from the George Visible Police crime prevention unit. The operation focused on a known brothel.
The investigation began when a South African Police Services (SAPS) vehicle was seen at the brothel, responding to a reported assault.
Hawks spokesperson Warrant Officer Zinzi Hani said the team inquired at the police station about the SAPS visit.
During the arrest, the team spoke to a 25-year-old Zimbabwean woman who had been assaulted for not following the brothel’s rules. She was found to be a victim of human trafficking. Said Hani:
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She was taken to George Hospital for medical care and referred to an accredited shelter, after which the Hawks team went back to the station where the suspect was still present and was immediately arrested.
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The accused appeared in court on several occasions and was refused bail. She has been in custody since her arrest.
Gewdzi was initially charged with five counts, but the state later withdrew three charges. These included count 1 for trafficking in persons under the Combating of Trafficking in Persons Act 7 of 2013, Section 4 (1), count 3 related to the Sexual Offences Act 23 of 1957, and count 4 for debt bondage under the same act.
The court convicted her of living off the earnings of prostitution and running a brothel. Said Hani:
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Both counts were taken together for the purpose of sentencing. She was sentenced to two years imprisonment wholly suspended for three years. She was further declared unfit to possess a firearm.
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A woman from Zimbabwe got in trouble for running a brothel in South Africa. She was convicted for breaking the law about sexual offenses. The police caught her after investigating human trafficking, but they didn't have enough proof to charge her. The woman was arrested during a police operation at the brothel and has been in jail since then. She was sentenced to two years in prison, but the sentence is suspended for three years. This means she won't go to jail as long as she doesn't break the law again. The woman is also not allowed to have a gun.

Zimbabwean Woman Gets Suspended Sentenced For Running A Brothel In South Africa

Two sex workers were robbed and raped at knifepoint by their clients next to Mukuvisi River in Mbare, Harare on Saturday.
Police said the two women hooked up with their two male clients at around 10 PM at Market Square in the CBD.
The men took the sex workers to a secluded place where they raped and robbed them of their cash and cellphones.
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson for Harare Province, Inspector Luckmore Chakanza, confirmed the case to <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/sex-workers-raped-robbed/">H-Metro</a> and urged women to avoid loitering at night. He said:
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The two were approached by two unidentified men requesting their services.
They agreed to spend a night at one of the accused’s place of residence in Joburg Lines, Mbare.
The four boarded a commuter omnibus to Mbare and were dropped near Rufaro Stadium.
The two complainants were lured to a secluded place near Mukuvisi River in a maize field behind Gwinyai Primary School.
While in the maize field, one of the accused persons produced an Okapi knife and threatened to kill the complainants if they did not comply with their demands.
The accused persons instructed the complainants to surrender their cellphones and cash.
One of them surrendered a Huawei cellphone and cash amounting to US$70 and another surrendered an Itel cellphone.
The accused persons instructed the complainants to undress, lie on the ground and raped them without protection.
After the act, the accused persons ran away. The complainants were referred to the MSF clinic for medical examination.
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According <a href="https://lawhubzim.org/is-sex-work-prostitution-illegal-in-zimbabwe/">to a report</a>, prostitution is not a crime in Zimbabwe but “what is criminalised is the act of offering one’s services in a public place. A public place can be any road, building, open space or other place of any description to which the public have access.”
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