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Tynwald High School bus driver, Chamunorwa Machimbidzofa, has been sentenced to five years imprisonment by a Nyanga magistrate.
Machimbidzofa was behind the wheel when the Tynwald High School bus was involved in an accident in Nyanga which claimed the lives of six learners and one teacher in 2022.
According to <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/breaking-news-driver-jailed-five-years-for-nyanga-bus-accident/">The Manica Post</a>, Machimbidzofa was found guilty of seven counts of culpable homicide after a full trial at Nyanga Magistrates’ Court.
However, one year was suspended on the condition that doesn’t commit an offence involving negligent driving in the next five years.
This means Machimbidzoka will serve an effective four years in prison.
The court also cancelled his driver’s licence and barred him from driving for five years.
The Tynwald High School bus was involved in a fatal accident in Juliusdale, Nyanga on Friday, 14 October 2022 around 7 PM, with reports suggesting that the driver was speeding and failed to negotiate a sharp curve. 
Six pupils, five female and one male died from head injuries after the bus overturned and landed on its roof near Pine Tree Hotel at the 75km peg along the Rusape-Nyanga Road.
Thirty-nine other learners and staff members were injured and were taken to Nyanga District Hospital and Victoria Chitepo Provincial Hospital in Mutare.
The pupils who perished in the accident are Anesuishe Hove (14) of Bluffhill in Harare; Beyonce Guyo (15) of Madokero, Harare; Anita Manyuka (16) of Tynwald Harare; Destiny Dziva (14) of Avondale Harare; Kimberly Tarisai Mutusva (15) of Chitepo Heights, Harare and Craig Madanhire (age unknown), a male juvenile.
The deceased teacher was identified as Chamunorwa Rukwanha. He passed away on 02 November 2022 at the Avenues Clinic in Harare where he was being treated for head injuries.
<h2>What is culpable homicide?</h2>
If the court concludes that the accused did not foresee the possibility of death but that he should have foreseen it (i.e that a reasonable man would have foreseen it) and the reasonable person would have guarded against it, the correct verdict is culpable homicide. – Veritas
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Tynwald High School Bus Driver Jailed

Tynwald High School in Harare held a memorial church service for its six pupils who were killed in a bus accident in Nyanga last year.
The memorial service marked the end of the official five-month mourning period, <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/tynwald-high-holds-memorial-for-students/">reported H-Metro</a>.
The accident claimed the lives of Anita Manyuka, Craig Madanhire, Kimberly Mutusva, Anesu Hove, Beyonce Guyo and Destiny Dziva, and their teacher, Chamunorwa Rukwana, who succumbed to his injuries later in hospital.
In a speech read on her behalf, the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education permanent secretary, Tumisang Thabela, said:
<blockquote>
What happened here is no ordinary event. No parent has to bury their child.
To date I know we are still trying to make sense of it. Tynwald School is still trying to make sense of it, Warren Park District is still trying to make sense of it.
As a ministry, we are still trying to make sense of it. The whole nation is still trying to make sense of it.
We are all left wondering what plan could this have been part of. What possible meaning or lesson can be gleaned from this?
Unfortunately, there are no easy answers, and as difficult and painful as it is, we need to accept that they are gone. Instead of mourning, let’s remember them and celebrate their lives.
As a family, as friends, as a community and as a nation, we still express our sadness.
We acknowledge our loss, and acknowledge the great importance of all the seven lives we lost as a result of the Nyanga tragedy.
</blockquote>
According to a leaked internal police memorandum, on October 14, 2022, at around 7 pm, Chamunorwa Machimbidzofa (43), was driving a blue and white Higer bus belonging to Tynwald High School along Rusape-Nyanga road with 41 students and four staff members on board. It reads:
<blockquote>
Upon reaching the 75-kilometre peg on the said road at a sharp curve, the sole party failed to negotiate a curve, veered off the road to the left and rolled several times on a steep slope.
In the process threw out some passengers, injuring 34 of them and killing five on the spot the bus landed on its roof.
</blockquote>
Police said Beyonce, Anita, Destiny, Kimberly and Craig died on the spot, while Anesuishe died upon admission at Nyanga District Hospital.

Tynwald High School Holds Memorial Service For Pupils Who Died In Nyanga

The late Tynwald High School teacher, Chamunorwa Rukwanha, has been described by the school head Kennias Matimba as one of the best teachers at the school.
Rukwanha passed away on Wednesday at the Avenues Clinic in Harare where he was being treated for head injuries.
He becomes the seventh victim of the accident which claimed the lives of six pupils along Nyanga Road last month.
Rukwanha, who was an A’ Level Geography and Sociology teacher, sustained head injuries when the school bus overturned after the driver lost control.
Matimba said Rukwanha was well-liked by the learners. He said:
<blockquote>
The school has been robbed of another life again.
The death came after all admitted children, and staff members had been discharged from the hospital.
One of the teachers was discharged and is now using a wheelchair.
Mr Rukwanha was among the best teachers we have and was so jovial and most students liked him.
</blockquote>
A number of Tynwald High School students visited the late Rukwanha in the hospital.
Matimba said mourners are gathered at Rukwanha’s Mabelreign residence. | <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/tynwald-high-school-mourns-again/">H-Metro</a>

"He Was Among Our Best Teachers," Tynwald High School Mourns 7th Accident Victim

The driver of the Tynwald High School bus that was involved in an accident that claimed the lives of six learners who were on a road trip to Nyanga last month faces seven counts of culpable homicide.
The bus driver, Chamunorwa Machimbidzofa, who was wanted by police in Mutare, was arrested in Harare on Tuesday after evading police for three weeks.
He was taken to Mutare for further investigations.
A Geography and Sociology Upper 6 teacher at Tynwald High School, who was part of the trip succumbed to injuries at Avenues Clinic on Tuesday bringing the death toll to seven.
ZRP national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi revealed that Machimbidzofa was arrested in the city while moving around offering condolences to some of the parents of the deceased. <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/tywnald-high-school-accident-driver-faces-seven-counts-of-culpable-homicide/">Said Asst Comm Nyathi:</a>
<blockquote>
He was arrested yesterday (Tuesday) in Harare and had been on the run for three weeks. He did not cooperate with the police also after the accident and has been playing hide and seek. He is likely to face culpable homicide charges.
</blockquote>
Police reportedly tried to contact Machimbidzofa several times but he would refer them to his “lawyer”.
He also wasn’t reporting for duty at the school, resulting in the school not giving him his salary.
The Tynwald High School bus was involved in a fatal accident in Juliusdale, Nyanga on Friday, 14 October 2022 around 7 PM, with reports suggesting that the driver was speeding and failed to negotiate a sharp curve. 
Six pupils, five female and one male, died from head injuries after the bus overturned and landed on its roof near Pine Tree Hotel at the 75km peg along the Rusape-Nyanga Road.
Thirty-nine other learners and staff members were injured and were taken to Nyanga District Hospital and Victoria Chitepo Provincial Hospital in Mutare.
The pupils who perished in the accident are Anesuishe Hove (14) of Bluffhill in Harare; Beyonce Guyo (15) of Madokero, Harare; Anita Manyuka (16) of Tynwald Harare; Destiny Dziva (14) of Avondale Harare; Kimberly Tarisai Mutusva (15) of Chitepo Heights, Harare and Craig Madanhire (age unknown), a male juvenile.
<h2>What is culpable homicide?</h2>
If the court concludes that the accused did not foresee the possibility of death but that he should have foreseen it (i.e that a reasonable man would have foreseen it) and the reasonable person would have guarded against it, the correct verdict is culpable homicide. – Veritas

Tywnald High School Bus Driver Faces Seven Counts Of Culpable Homicide

A Geography and Sociology Upper 6 teacher, who was among the passengers on the Tynwald High School bus that was involved in an accident in Nyanga last month has died, reported <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/breaking-tynwald-teacher-dies/">H-Metro</a>.
Chamunorwa Rukwanha who was also an Environmental Management Form 3 teacher, had been battling for life at Avenues Clinic after he sustained injuries in the accident.
The Tynwald High School bus was involved in a fatal accident in Juliusdale, Nyanga on Friday, 14 October 2022 around 7 PM, with reports suggesting that the driver was speeding and failed to negotiate a sharp curve.
Six pupils, five female and one male, died from head injuries after the bus overturned and landed on its roof near Pine Tree Hotel at the 75km peg along the Rusape-Nyanga Road.
The pupils who perished in the accident are Anesuishe Hove (14) of Bluffhill in Harare; Beyonce Guyo (15) of Madokero, Harare; Anita Manyuka (16) of Tynwald Harare; Destiny Dziva (14) of Avondale Harare; Kimberly Tarisai Mutusva (15) of Chitepo Heights, Harare and Craig Madanhire (age unknown), a male juvenile.

Tynwald High School Teacher Dies

The driver of the Tynwald High School bus that was involved in a fatal road accident in Nyanga last month has been arrested, a <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/new-tynwald-high-school-driver-arrested">Sunday Mail</a> report claims.
Machimbidzofa Chamunorwa was picked up by Nyanga police in Harare on Tuesday after being on the run for close to three weeks.
He was reportedly arrested in Harare where he was going around offering condolences to the parents of the deceased.
MacMillan Mutusva, one of the parents of the deceased, was quoted as saying:
<blockquote>
The driver had been in hiding and nobody knew about his whereabouts.
He never showed himself after the horrific incident; he would send his brother and lawyers.
</blockquote>
Chamunorwa reportedly only surfaced after the school head froze his salary.
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson for Harare Province, Inspector Luckmore Chikanza, said they are yet to receive reports of the arrest.
The Tynwald High School bus was involved in a fatal accident in Juliusdale, Nyanga on Friday, 14 October 2022 around 7 PM, with reports suggesting that the driver was speeding and failed to negotiate a sharp curve.
Six pupils, five female and one male, died from head injuries after the bus overturned and landed on its roof near Pine Tree Hotel at the 75km peg along the Rusape-Nyanga Road.
The pupils who perished in the accident are Anesuishe Hove (14) of Bluffhill in Harare; Beyonce Guyo (15) of Madokero, Harare; Anita Manyuka (16) of Tynwald Harare; Destiny Dziva (14) of Avondale Harare; Kimberly Tarisai Mutusva (15) of Chitepo Heights, Harare and Craig Madanhire (age unknown), a male juvenile.

Tynwald High School Bus Driver Arrested | Report

Tynwald High School in Harare is set to reopen for lessons on Monday after a week-long mourning period.
The school head, Kenias Matimba, told <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/tynwald-to-reopen/">H-Metro</a> that learners have gone through counselling sessions.
This comes after the school bus was involved in an accident during a trip to Nyanga on Friday last week.
The accident claimed the lives of six pupils and left 34 others, including members of staff, injured.
Tynwald High School asked non-exam classes to remain at home this week, as part of the healing process, in the aftermath of the tragedy.
Matimba said he visited five students, and three staff members, who are still admitted at a local hospital. He said:
<blockquote>
Children and staff members admitted to the hospital are responding well to treatment. We wish them a speedy recovery.
School is to reopen for lessons on Monday.
The reopening will see some counsellors we have engaged conducting sessions with children.
The counsellors will start with the grieving families.
We want to thank those standing with us in our time of grief.
</blockquote>

Tynwald High School To Reopen On Monday

One of the first people to arrive at the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tynwald_High_School_Bus_Accident">Tynwald High School Bus crash</a> site said that they ran after the bus just before it was involved in an accident that killed six pupils and injured 34 other occupants in Juliusdale, Nyanga on Friday last week.
Shingirai Shingoriyo, better known as Madzibaba Shingoriyo, told <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/i-knew-bus-was-going-to-crash/">The Manica Post</a> that he was assembling a pile of firewood for sale by the roadside in the Pine Tree area of Nyanga when he heard the sound of a speeding vehicle passing by.
He said he summoned three youths who were with him to follow him as they ran after the bus. Said Shingoriyo:
<blockquote>
I was here assembling a heap of firewood for sale. It was getting dark and I was facing the ground when I heard a sound of a vehicle passing by.
I instantly raised my head, but the vehicle was already more than 100 metres away when l looked up.
All I managed to see was its back as it disappeared into the curve on a steep slope. I knew it would not negotiate the curve while cruising at that speed.
The speed was just too much for this curve. I instantly called the three youths I was with to join me in running after the bus.
The next thing was a crashing sound. We knew it had been involved in an accident. We rushed to the scene and started helping those who were injured to get out of the bus.
We saw some learners who had been thrown out of the bus and were lying lifeless on the ground.
</blockquote>
According to a leaked internal police memorandum, <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/tynwald-high-school-bus-accident-caused-by-speeding-police/">the driver of the bus, Chamunorwa Machimbidzofa (43), was speeding and failed to negotiate a sharp curve.</a>
Six pupils, five female and one male, died from head injuries after the bus overturned and landed on its roof near Pine Tree Hotel at the 75km peg along the Rusape-Nyanga Road.

"We Ran After The Bus", Villager Says They Knew Tynwald High School Bus Crash Was Inevitable

Opposition politician Linda Masarira has urged the government to ban the importation of Chinese-made buses by schools, saying they are sub-standard are therefore prone to fatal crashes.
Masarira said American-made buses are safer for schools as they have been developed over the years for that purpose.
This comes after a Higer Bus, made by Higer Bus Company Limited, a Chinese bus manufacturer, was involved in an accident on Friday night in Nyanga resulting in the death of six pupils from Tynwald High School in Harare who were on a trip. Tweeted Masarira:
<blockquote>
The nation is mourning the preventable death of school children because we don’t value the importance of standards. 
This is the greatest difference between Africa and the Developed world. We just do things haphazardly without any standards. When we get pain it hits us hard.
The pain the nation is feeling could have been avoided had we upheld standards.
What is the best standard of the school bus in Zim? Why do all American schools use one bus type when they can afford other expensive elaborate types?
We need to emulate best safety practices! Zimbabwe should stop buying these cheap, useless Chinese buses for schools that have no regard for safety.
Our national vehicle stock will cause more deaths until we understand that we need to do things by standard to ensure the safety of all road users.
The American school bus is yellow (all of them are yellow because yellow is the first colour a human eye can see).
In Zim, any school will paint their bus anyhow. The American school bus is one of the safest vehicles on the road.
The way the body is built is different from these cheap buses. It has been in development for decades.
We need to prioritize the safety of all school-going children by ensuring that they have standard buses which are safe in the case of accidents.
</blockquote>

Masarira Urges Govt To Ban Chinese Buses From Schools

Saturday, 15 October was a sad day at Nyanga District Hospital mortuary in Manicaland Province as heartbroken parents collected the bodies of their children who died in a bus accident on Friday night.
Police said a Tynwald High School bus veered off the road and overturned at the 75km peg along Rusape-Nyanga road near Pine Tree Hotel around 7 PM on Friday.
Six pupils, five females and one male were killed in the crash, with several others injured.
The injured were admitted to Nyanga District Hospital and Victoria Chitepo Hospital in Mutare.
Speaking in an interview with <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/thestandard/local-news/article/200002068/school-bus-accident-claims-lives">The Standard</a> on Saturday, Nyanga South MP Supa Mandiwanzira (ZANU PF) expressed sympathy with the bereaved parents. He said:
<blockquote>
I was there in the morning at Nyanga District Hospital where a lot of kids who were in the hospital were being collected by their parents.
Parents were still milling around at the mortuary at the Nyanga District Hospital. It was a tragic sight, very heart-breaking for parents who came to take the remains of their loved ones
Twenty-four hours earlier they did not think that they would take their young kids in coffins; no parent should go through that.
I want to express my deepest condolences to the children who also lost their friends and classmates.
</blockquote>
National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said they were investigating the cause of the accident.
However, according to a leaked internal police memorandum, the driver, Chamunorwa Machimbidzofa (43), was speeding and failed to negotiate a sharp curve resulting in the crash.
The memo also revealed that Machimbidzofa was yet to produce his driver’s licence to prove that he was certified to drive a bus.
The dead are; Anesuishe Hove (14) of Bluffhill in Harare; Beyonce Guyo (15) of Madokero, Harare; Anita Manyuka (16) of Tynwald Harare; Destiny Dziva (14) of Avondale Harare; Kimberly Tarisai Mutusva (15) of Chitepo Heights, Harare and Craig Madanhire (age unknown), a male juvenile.
Police said Beyonce, Anita, Destiny, Kimberly and Craig died on the spot, while Anesuishe died upon admission at Nyanga District Hospital.

"It Was A Terrible Sight, Very Heart-breaking", Nyanga South MP Speaks On Fatal Bus Crash

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has established that the driver of the Tynwald High School bus that was involved in a fatal accident in Juliusdale, Nyanga on Friday night was speeding and failed to negotiate a sharp curve.
Six pupils, five female and one male, died from head injuries after the bus overturned and landed on its roof near Pine Tree Hotel at the 75km peg along the Rusape-Nyanga Road.
According to a leaked internal police memorandum, the driver, Chamunorwa Machimbidzofa (43), was yet to produce his driver’s licence to ascertain whether he was certified to have been behind the wheel.
According to the memo, circumstances were that on October 14, 2022, at around 7 pm, Machimbidzofa was driving a blue and white Higer bus belonging to Tynwald High School along Rusape-Nyanga road with 41 students and four staff members on board. It reads:
<blockquote>
Upon reaching the 75-kilometre peg on the said road at a sharp curve, the sole party failed to negotiate a curve, veered off the road to the left and rolled several times on a steep slope.
In the process threw out some passengers, injuring 34 of them and killing five on the spot the bus landed on its roof.
The injured passengers were ferried to Nyanga District Hospital and one died upon arrival at the hospital and Victoria Chitepo Provincial Hospital, where they were admitted.
A report was made to police Nyanga Traffic who attended the scene. Next of kin were advised.
The vehicle sustained extensive damages and is at the scene awaiting VID inspection. Investigations are in progress.
</blockquote>
The dead are; Anesuishe Hove (14) of Bluffhill in Harare; Beyonce Guyo (15) of Madokero, Harare; Anita Manyuka (16) of Tynwald Harare; Destiny Dziva (14) of Avondale Harare; Kimberly Tarisai Mutusva (15) of Chitepo Heights, Harare and Craig Madanhire (age unknown), a male juvenile.
Police said Beyonce, Anita, Destiny, Kimberly and Craig died on the spot, while Anesuishe died upon admission at Nyanga District Hospital. | <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/horror-school-bus-crash-speeding-driver-failed-to-negotiate-curve-victims-identified/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>

Tynwald High School Bus Accident Caused By Speeding - Police

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has released the names of six children who died in a road traffic accident when a Tynwald High School bus veered off the road and crashed near Pine Tree Hotel around 7 PM on Friday.
The six are Anesuishe Hove (14), Beyonce Guyo (15), Anita Manyuka (16), Destiny Dziva (14), Kimberly Tarisai Mutusva (15) and Craig Madanhire (age not given).
Police said Beyonce, Anita, Destiny, Kimberly and Craig died on the spot, while Anesuishe died upon admission at Nyanga District Hospital.
The bus had 45 passengers on board, comprising 41 learners and four staff members. It was being driven by Machimbidzofa Chamunorwa (43).
The driver allegedly failed to negotiate a sharp curve resulting in the bus rolling several times on a steep slope and landing on its roof.
Police attributed the cause of the accident to speeding. | <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/new-nyanga-accident-victims-named/">The Manica Post</a>

Police Name Tynwald High School Pupils Who Perished In Nyanga Accident

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has confirmed a road traffic accident that claimed the lives of six learners from Tynwald High School along the Rusape-Nyanga Road on Friday night.
ZRP Senior Staff Officer (Press and Public Relations), Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi, said the bus the pupils were travelling on veered off the road and overturned at the 75 km peg along Rusape-Nyanga Road near Pine Tree Hotel. Said Asst Comm Nyathi:
<blockquote>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police confirms that six students comprising, five girls and a boy, from Tynwald High School, died on 14th October 2022 at 1900 hours when the school bus which was on its way to a trip veered off the road and overturned at the 75 km peg along Rusape-Nyanga Road near Pine Tree Hotel.
The bus driver allegedly failed to negotiate a sharp curve resulting in the bus rolling several times on a steep slope. It then landed on its roof.
Thirty-nine other students and staff members were injured and are admitted at Nyanga District Hospital and Victoria Chitepo Provincial Hospital. The bus had 46 occupants.
The names of the victims will be released in due course when their next of kin have been advised.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police is conducting investigations with a view of establishing what happened in this sad and unfortunate road traffic accident.
</blockquote>

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