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Zimbabwe’s security services are on high alert after the government was earlier on Friday, 01 March, made aware of bomb and/or firearm threats targeting Zimbabwean airports.
Reports claim that Victoria Falls International Airport was shut down on Friday morning following a bomb scare.
ZimLive reported sources as saying the airport received a call claiming there was a bomb on site, just minutes before President Emmerson Mnangagwa was due to land.
As a result, President Mnangagwa’s Falcon 7X was forced to abort its land and turn back to Harare, while a Kenyan Airways flight from Nairobi was forced to hold for several minutes before diverting to Livingstone, Zambia.
The bomb threat was confirmed by the Deputy Chief Secretary in the Office of the President and Cabinet (Presidential Communications), George Charamba in a statement issued on Friday afternoon. Reads the statement:
<blockquote>
This morning Zimbabwe Airport Authorities were made aware of an e-mail sent through FASTJET AIRLINE by one JOHN DOE claiming a “credible bomb/firearm threat” targeting Zimbabwean airports.
As a precaution, the country’s security systems are now on heightened alert following this message whose source and credibility are also being investigated.
While our country is peaceful, and all our ports of entry are well secured, such alerts on possible terrorist attacks are taken and treated very seriously, as nothing should be left to chance.
The Nation is urged to remain calm while investigations are underway, the results of which will be made public by relevant arms of Government once investigations are concluded.
His Excellency the President, Dr ED Mnangagwa, who this morning was slotted to address a meeting in the prime resort City of Victoria Falls, has had to suspend his trip to allow for investigations which are already underway.
</blockquote>
Meanwhile, in another update, ZimLive reported that a Discover Airlines flight from Windhoek touched down at the Victoria Falls International Airport around midday, a clear indication that the bomb threat was over.
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Bomb Threat Forces President Mnangagwa To Cancel Trip To Victoria Falls

The Airports Company of Zimbabwe (ACZ) is set to conduct a feasibility study on a piece of land in Mutasa District where the Grand Reef Airport near Mutare will be relocated.
Last Friday, Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona, his deputy Joshua Sacco and Minister of State for Manicaland Provincial Affairs and Devolution Misheck Mugadza, among other senior Government officials, toured the proposed airport site.
Speaking to <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/mutasa-south-is-new-site-for-mutare-airport/">The Herald</a> after the tour, ACZ chief executive Tawanda Gusha said they expect to complete the feasibility study by the end of this year. Said Gusha:
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We are expecting that before the end of the year, we will have completed the feasibility study and we will have submitted the study report to the ministry as well as the design brief that we think will serve this province.
We also think we will make the airport a successful commercial airport in this province. This position at the new site is almost 26km from the city of Mutare using the road that we used today which is really within the expected distances of airports from the city centres.
</blockquote>
Mhona said that upon completion, the airport will create employment for people in and around the area. The road that leads to the airport was going to be rehabilitated.
Mugadza said those people who would have to be moved for the construction site of the airport would be properly relocated to other areas.
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Grand Reef Airport Set To Be Relocated To Mutasa

A ground worker died at San Antonio International Airport in the United States after being sucked into a plane’s engine on Friday.
In a statement to <a href="https://edition.cnn.com/2023/06/25/us/san-antonio-airport-worker-death/index.html">CNN</a> Sunday evening, the National Transportation Safety Board said:
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On Friday, June 23, Delta Flight 1111 had arrived at San Antonio International Airport from Los Angeles and was taxiing to the gate on one engine when a worker was ingested into that engine at about 10:25 PM.
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Airport spokesperson Erin Rodriguez said San Antonio International is working with authorities on their investigation. Said Rodriguez:
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An accident occurred on the ground at San Antonio International Airport (SAT) Friday night that resulted in the fatality of an airline ground crew member.
We are deeply saddened by this incident and are working with authorities as they begin their investigation.
We will share more information as details become available.
</blockquote>
A Delta spokesperson said the airline was “heartbroken” to grieve the loss of an “aviation family member’s life”.
The <a href="https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-66016948">BBC</a> reported that on Wednesday, regional airline Piedmont was fined US$15 625 by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for the death of a ground crew worker six months earlier in a similar incident in Alabama.
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Airport Worker Dies After Being Sucked Into Plane Engine

Zimbabwe’s main airport, the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport (RGMI) in Harare, has reportedly become a human trafficking hotspot.
It is alleged that human trafficking syndicates made up of State security agents and political heavyweights are facilitating illegal entry into the country for foreign nationals en route to South Africa.
<a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/thestandard/news/article/200007062/rgm-airport-a-human-trafficking-hotspot">The Standard </a>reported that state security details at the airport were worried that agencies such as the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) were ignoring reports of illegal entry through the airport.
A Military Intelligence Department (MID) operative who was deployed at the airport was allegedly arrested recently on suspicion of conniving with immigration officers to facilitate the illegal entry of four Indian officials into the country. Said the source:
<blockquote>
The Indian nationals were intercepted by MID and the taxi driver, who was transporting them implicated a member of MID who was stationed at the airport.
People involved in this brag that nothing will happen to them as they have the protection of their bosses.
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Four immigration officials were reportedly arrested for their alleged involvement in the scandal.
Respect Gono, the Immigration Department director-general, told The Standard that mainly Pakistanis and Ethiopians were being trafficked. She said:
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We have Pakistan and Ethiopian nationals mainly being trafficked into the country, giving us problems.
The majority of them are going to South Africa in search of greener pastures.
South Africa has stringent measures, so Ethiopians prefer to come via Zimbabwe.
We currently have no global management system, which can track these activities.
But we are expecting to launch it soon.
When that system is now in place you will see things improving.
</blockquote>
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi told The Standard he was not aware of reports of human trafficking at the RGMI Airport. He said:
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This is the first time I heard that there is a problem of human trafficking at the airport.
Firstly, I want to find out and secondly, if there are such reports then we should have those people who have the information come forward and report so that investigations can be conducted.
</blockquote>

RGM Airport A Human Trafficking Hotspot... Security Agents, Political Bigwigs Implicated

A South African-bound Zimbabwean woman was intercepted at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport while trying to smuggle ammunition to the neighbouring country on Friday.
The suspect, identified as Precious Maunganidze aged 39, was arrested by airport authorities as she went through departure formalities.
Maunganidze told airport security that a South African-based self-styled prophet had “gifted” her the pistol as a lucky charm.
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) national spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the incident. He said:
<blockquote>
On August 19, 2022, police in Harare arrested Precious Maunganidze (39) at RGMI Airport for trying to smuggle ammunition to South Africa.
The ammunition was stashed inside a plastic bottle with oil, a razor blade and a magnet.
The suspect claimed that she was given the ammunition by a prophet based in South Africa as a lucky charm.
</blockquote>
In an unrelated incident, Asst Comm Nyathi said on Saturday, 20 August, police in Harare arrested five security guards in connection with a case of murder in Budiriro.
The suspects allegedly took turns to assault Leon Thomas Jenje (37) using an electric cable, fists and a hoe.
The incident occurred at Budiriro 3 car Park around 1 AM on Saturday. The guards accused Jenje of being a thief.
Asst Comm Nyathi said investigations are underway.

Woman Claims She was Given Ammunition By A Prophet As A Lucky Charm

The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development says it is committed to proper signage at all the country’s airports in line with the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) standards.
This comes after activists and political and social commentators in Bulawayo and the Matabeleland Provinces criticised authorities for changing the signage at the Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo (JMN) International airport without consulting stakeholders.
The Ndebele cultural shield (Nguni shield) was removed from the airport and replaced with the government’s Coat of Arms emblem.
In a statement, the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development revealed that the change of signage was done by the Airports Company of Zimbabwe (ACZ) as part of its mandate of ensuring proper signage at all airports to ICAO standards.
The ministry said the signage at JMN International Airport was done as a temporary measure following the upgrading of the airport and its commissioning in 2013.
It said consultations were done with the Nkomo Family Trust, Culture Practitioners within the region, CAAZ, Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development and Cabinet on the matter.
The ministry added that there had been concern by stakeholders about the poor quality and workmanship of the temporary signage since 2015. Reads part of the statement:
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The split of CAAZ into a Regulator and Operator gave rise to the formation of a new company, the Airports Company of Zimbabwe (ACZ), which assumed the responsibility for the operations and management of all airports, J.M. Nkomo included.
ACZ has since then been seized with the matter of improved signage at all our airports and has gone on to erect new signage with the Government of Zimbabwe Court of Arms as a temporary measure.
</blockquote>
The ministry said that it regrets the hasty removal of the signage without notifying all the stakeholders. Said the ministry:
<blockquote>
The Ministry regrets the hasty removal of the signage at J. M. Nkomo International Airport without notifying all the stakeholders.
The Ministry takes pleasure in informing all stakeholders that we have already gone to tender for new signage that incorporates all stakeholder concerns.
Wider consultations are ongoing on the best signage which will factor in regional sentiments and desires.
The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development would like to assure the public, all stakeholders, the rest of the Government and all users of J.M. Nkomo International Airport that as we design the new signage their input and support are of paramount importance.
</blockquote>
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Govt Apologises For "Hasty" Removal Of Nguni Shield From Joshua Nkomo Airport

Activists in Bulawayo are not happy with a recent move by authorities to change signage at the Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo (JMN) International airport.
The Ndebele cultural shield was removed from the airport and replaced with the government’s Coat of Arms emblem.
A shield, a knobkerrie and a spear, which were traditional African weapons used by warriors in battle, were part of the signage at the airport.
Activists claim that the change of the signage could be an attempt to undermine the legacy of the Ndebele kingdom and that of late nationalist, vice president, Joshua Nkomo.
Speaking in an interview with CITE, social analyst, Effie Ncube, said the Government should have consulted people from Matabeleland before changing the signage at the airport. Said Ncube:
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They should not have changed the signage without consulting the host people of Matabeleland but ought to have engaged the people to explain why they needed to change it.
People who stay here associate and believe what the shield means but the new emblem or sign that has been put is not recognisable.
There is no question that the airport is located in Bulawayo and the consistent symbols that have been used are either the elephant or the shield, traditionally that is what people know.
By and large, they should consult people first. This shows they are undemocratic and seek to erase the history of Matabeleland.
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Ibhetshu LikaZulu Secretary-General, Mbuso Fuzwayo, argued that the move by the Government erodes a people’s culture. He said;
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The government can go around fooling people that it is promoting culture but it can only promote their interests and their preferred narrative.
They don’t want to recognise that the culture of Zimbabweans is diverse.
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However, critical studies scholar, Khanyile Mlotshwa, said there was nothing wrong with replacing the shield, knobkerrie and spear with the Coat of Arms. Said Mlotshwa:
<blockquote>
here is no problem because Nkomo is and was a national figure. The shield is an emblem in some other African countries and this could have been a source of confusion when travellers landed in the country.
Worse in a country where Ndebele nationalism competes with Zimbabwean nationalism, in what Professor Ndlovu-Gatsheni calls bimodal nationalism. The move clearly fixes Nkomo as a Zimbabwean national figure that he is.
</blockquote>
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Dismay Over Change Of Joshua Nkomo Airport Signage

A foreign national was stabbed and robbed by three unknown suspects at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport on Friday morning.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) said the traveller was looking for a place to buy a local sim card when the suspects pounced on her.
Posting on its Twitter page, the ZRP said the suspects stabbed the woman with a knife in her right hand and grabbed her two bags before jumping into their white Toyota Corolla getaway vehicle. Read the post:
<blockquote>
The ZRP is investigating a robbery case that occurred at Robert Mugabe International Airport on 08/04/22 at about 0351 hours, where a foreign national was attacked by three unknown suspects while looking for a local sim card.
The trio stabbed the victim with a knife in her right hand and stole her two bags before running into their white Toyota Corolla getaway vehicle.
</blockquote>
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Robbers Attack Foreign National At Robert Mugabe Airport

A Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) operative based at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International (RGMI) Airport, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Chamakandiona_Nyahunde">Chamakandiona Nyahunde</a> also known as Vincent Moyo, has been arrested over the recent smuggling of gold to South Africa.
Nyahunde allegedly assisted <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tashinga_Nyasha_Masinire">Tashinga Nyasha Masinire</a> in smuggling gold worth US$782 000 to South Africa on Sunday.
He appeared in court today facing two counts of Smuggling and Criminal abuse of office as a public officer.
Harare Magistrate Dennis Mangosi remanded Nyahunda to tomorrow for his bail application.
The court heard that on the 8th of May this year, Nyahunda was on duty at the Robert Mugabe International Airport, attached to the Aviation Ground Services.
It is alleged that he entered the Departure terminal wearing a jacket and trousers whose pockets were visibly laden with heavy objects.
Instead of going through the authorized entry route, Nyahunda is said to have avoided the scans and metal detectors fixed at the strategic points and proceeded through the Arrival terminal which is not allowed to be used at all when getting into the airport.
Masinire is said to have arrived at the airport driving a Ford Ranger Double Cab. He got out of the vehicle and an unidentified passenger that he had brought with him, took charge of the vehicle and drove off the airport.
The court was further told that Masinire, who was carrying a visibly light bag, went through the clearance procedures.
It is further alleged that Masinire then went into the smoking-room where Nyahunda joined him.
Masinire later got out of the smoking-room with his bag now heavy, such that at the point of boarding the flight, he used both hands to lift it up.
Masinire was arrested at OR Tambo International Airport by South Africa’s anti-organised crime unit, the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks).
He is facing charges of contravening the Customs Act 91 of 1964 and Precious Metals Act 37 of 2005.
Speaking after Masinire’s arrest, Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/05/13/govt-speaks-on-masinire-arrest-in-south-africa-for-gold-smuggling/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Kazembe Kazembe said authorities will leave no stone unturned in a bid to bring to justice the gold smuggling syndicate.</a>
Kazembe said it was clear that Masinire was not working alone and vowed that all the culprits involved in the heist will be accounted for. Kazembe said:
<blockquote>We are going to leave no stone unturned until we get to the bottom of it. We want to establish how that happened, how he managed to go through all the security points. We will be able to establish what transpired and investigations are ongoing.
We have already established that when he walked in he didn’t have a bag, so we are going to find out how he ended up having a bag.</blockquote>
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CIO Operative Based At RGMI Airport Arrested Over Gold Smuggling

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