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Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Jenfan Muswere, said that the helicopter that crashed on Sunday in Masvingo experienced a technical fault.
The aircraft, a Mil Mi-8 helicopter, was taking off from Masvingo Airport just after 3 PM on a short flight to Bikita to pick up President Emmerson Mnangagwa when it crashed.
In a statement on Monday, 16 September, Muswere said the incident occurred after a successful ground-breaking ceremony of the Munhumutapa National Youth Housing Programme and the Munhumutapa Day celebrations attended by President Mnangagwa.
He said President Mnangagwa was accompanied by First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa, Vice President Kembo Mohadi, ZANU PF chairperson and Minister of Defence Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri and other senior Government and party officials.
Muswere said the helicopter was intended to transport President Mnangagwa, but he was not aboard at the time of the crash. Said Muswere:
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The helicopter which was supposed to fly the president crash landed after experiencing a technical fault, but the president was not on board. The helicopter only had crew members on board, and there were no fatalities.
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Muswere said the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) is carrying out investigations and a statement will be issued in due course.
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A helicopter crashed in Masvingo because of a technical problem. The crash happened after an event attended by President Mnangagwa and other important people. The President was supposed to be on the helicopter, but he wasn't. Luckily, no one was hurt. Investigators are looking into what happened. They will share more information soon.

"Technical Fault Led To Helicopter Crash In Masvingo"

The recent donation of a helicopter by Russian President Vladimir Putin to Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has raised mixed emotions, with some Zimbabweans expressing doubts and suspicions about the nature of the gift.
Concerns have been voiced that not enough information has been provided regarding the gift and that it could be part of a larger exchange that may not have been disclosed to the public. Information Secretary Nick Mangwana confirmed that the gift was presented to Mnangagwa during the Second Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum in St. Petersburg.
While Mnangagwa expressed his gratitude for the gift, some commentators have criticised the lack of transparency regarding the donation and suggested that more resources should be allocated towards addressing the country’s pressing needs, such as healthcare. Others have expressed scepticism regarding the true motives behind the gift.
President Mnangagwa said:
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Logically, victims of sanctions must co-operate, and this is the co-operation we are seeing. We are grateful. Zimbabwe is surviving as a result of this co-operation both in agriculture and in the promotion of technology and education.
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Hopewell Chin’ono, an award-winning journalist said:
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Why can’t they also give him a radiotherapy cancer treatment machine, some MRI machines, and some X-Ray machines for towns like Kariba. All these desperately needed machines cost less than the helicopter he got. You see, this is like going to a wealthy friend’s home and he gives you an expensive bottle of whisky when your kids are going to bed KN an empty stomach. Baba vanozongo svinga zvavo kumba vachiimba vachibva kumba kwasahwira asi vana varara nezhara. Cabanga ngobaba ofika ekhaya edakiwe futhi ecula kodwa umkhaya wakubo ulele ungadlile!
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Luke Dube @iSirLuke:
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Everything is for ED, nothing for the people. We are on our own
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Tabani  ³⁵ @tabanimcgucci:
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$240 million warchest being used to perpetuate the suffering of Zimbabweans. If ED invested this money and energy to delivering his electoral promises he wouldn’t have to do all this.
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Chris_cd_ @Chris_cd_:
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Another fraud of the Draxgate proportion
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Ngoni Dzashe @NgonidzasheeT:
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Ndeyavo personal here or ndeye office? Asking for a friend!
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Lacto @CaptainWamba:
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We thank Russia for the helicopter which will be used soon by President Chamisa.
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Zimbabwe is currently facing significant economic challenges, with a need for substantial investment to revive its collapsed sectors, including healthcare and industry. The country requires significant funding to rebuild its infrastructure, improve access to basic services, and create employment opportunities. The healthcare system is in dire need of resources, including funding for essential medical equipment, training of healthcare workers, and the provision of adequate medicines and supplies.
The industrial sector needs investment to modernise and develop new technologies, as well as to improve access to finance for small and medium-sized enterprises. Infrastructure development is also crucial, particularly in the areas of energy, water, and transportation, to support economic growth and improve the lives of citizens. 
With Zimbabwe’s upcoming elections scheduled for the 23rd of August, some analysts believe that these issues will influence how the electorate votes.
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Reactions To President Putin's Donation Of A Helicopter To President Mnangagwa

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) on Sunday deployed a helicopter to (Wedza) Hwedza district’s Chiduku area to hunt for the ex-policeman who allegedly shot and killed three people including a senior police officer on Friday.
<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Jaison_Muvhevhi">Jaison Muvhevhi</a>, who is a former Criminal Investigations Department (CID) officer, shot and killed a white garment church leader at his shrine before killing a senior police officer and seriously injuring another.
Muvhevhi is also accused of fatally shooting another person at a nearby shopping centre.
Heavily-armed police officers swarmed both Chiduku and Makanda areas on Sunday.
The helicopter was spotted at Bagdad Bussiness Centre with scores of law enforcement agents in police-branded vehicles roaming the area.
Muvhevhi, a gold dealer, reportedly fled into a mountain in the Chiduku area on Saturday after another shootout with the police.
He reportedly abandoned his car, some goods and an FN rifle which he had taken from some police officers in Wedza after overpowering them. | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200006216/police-dispatch-helicopter-in-hunt-for-killer-cop">NewsDay</a>

ZRP Dispatches Helicopter In Hunt For Cop Killer

The University of Zimbabwe (UZ) gave TAISEK Engineering boss Daniel Chingoma an ultimatum to remove his helicopter from its grounds.
Chingoma took the flying machine to UZ after its removal from the Mbudzi Roundabout which is undergoing construction.
UZ warned Chingoma that if he failed to remove the helicopter from its campus, they were going to trash it.
Chingoma is now keeping the helicopter at his Chitungwiza home.
Speaking to DJ Ollah 7, during his After Drive Show on Star FM, Chingoma said:
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At the moment, I haven’t got any help. I am pleading with well-wishers to help me work towards standardising this machine.
When it was removed from Mbudzi Roundabout by the road construction company, we did not oppose it since it was for development purposes.
We spoke with university authorities to put our machine there since it’s a place of higher learning.
It was for the purpose of them helping us to improve the helicopter.
It’s unfortunate that we were given a negative answer.
Hanzi pisai, we don’t want it here. They didn’t explain, but just said we can’t help you.
I am surprised that a university turned down innovative ideas.
They even gave us a time frame, hanzi mukasachibvisa tikunochirasa.
We then hired a lorry to take it home. It weighs 1 200kgs, just like a Madza 323.
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Chingoma claimed that he developed a telephone in rural areas around 1978, which could be used to communicate up to a kilometre. | <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/air-chingoma-in-chitown-daniel-says-uz-bosses-ordered-him-to-remove-it/">H-Metro</a>

UZ Threatens To Destroy Daniel Chingoma's Helicopter

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has confirmed a helicopter crash that occurred in the Mhondoro area on Sunday afternoon, killing the pilot on the spot.
The plane came down in Lothin Farm popularly known as kwaJojo in Mhondoro-Chivero, less than 100 metres from a homestead.
ZRP national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi on Monday said the deceased pilot was flying a private R44 helicopter.
Eyewitnesses who spoke to The Herald said the helicopter was flying low from the Mupfure River direction, heading towards Harare, before it crashed on a mountain. Musekiwa Mapunde said:
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It seemed as if the pilot wanted to fly past trees in the mountain but failed, resulting in the helicopter hitting a tree branch and within seconds, we heard a loud bang.
The sound of the helicopter was just like that of small planes. I then rushed from my homestead as the helicopter had crashed near my neighbour’s compound.
We then discovered that the helicopter had crashed with wreckage all over the place, we tried to save the life of the pilot, but it was too late as he was dead.
Within minutes, a neighbourhood officer arrived and managed to get in touch with the police who then attended the scene.
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Another eyewitness, Elson Mangani, whose homestead is the nearest to the crash scene, said he could tell the plane was flying low by its sound. He said:
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I was inside my house and only heard the sound of the helicopter which was clear that it was flying low.
I was not taken aback since planes usually pass through the area. There was my son outside who witnessed the plane crashing and shouted while seeking protection.
At that moment I then rushed outside only to witness pieces of the helicopter hanging on trees in the mountain and its sound when crashing.
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Reports indicate that the private helicopter was the same plane that ferried comedienne Mai TT to her wedding in Chisipite, Harare on Saturday.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/chopper-crash-new-details-emerge/">The Herald</a></h4>

Mhondoro-Chivero Helicopter Crash: New Details Emerge

The helicopter that ferried comedienne Mai TT, real name Felistas Murata, to her wedding in Chisipite on Saturday crashed on Sunday, killing the pilot.
In a Facebook post this Monday, Mai TT said she called the owner of the helicopter who confirmed the crash after receiving calls from several people asking about the incident. She wrote:
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Just this morning people called me saying your pilot crashed and passed away soon after dropping me, I’m thinking it’s just false rumours.
I’m calling the owner of the Helicopters I booked from he confirmed it’s true he crashed and died the next day on Sunday as he was coming from picking up another client.
I don’t know him I just booked for Chikopokopo services and when I went on board he opened the door for me saluted and said I’m honoured to be taking you to your big day
Becky called at the same time and said can you delay coming to the venue by 20 minutes? He said no ma’am, I got to take you now because a dark cloud is coming was this the dark cloud he meant? I’m traumatized right now.
My brother I don’t know what to say, may your soul Rest In Peace and thank you even if I don’t know you personally for the hospitality you gave me those few minutes I knew you.
May his family be comforted this is terrible time. Ah God, why???
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The helicopter crashed on Sunday, reportedly near Chibhero College in Mhondoro. The pilot was alone when the plane crashed.
According to an <a href="https://iharare.com/helicopter-that-ferried-mai-titi-to-her-wedding-crashes-pilot-dies-on-the-spot/">online publication</a>, the pilot has been identified as Captain Peter Chirimuuta. He was a  SACAA Licenced Commercial Helicopter R44 and AB412 Pilot.
Chirimuuta was reportedly a former Squadron Commander and Military Pilot at the Airforce of Zimbabwe and was involved in many disaster rescue operations in the country.
AFZ public relations officer, Simon Matingwina has since confirmed the crash but said the helicopter was not theirs.
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I know about the crash, but it was not our helicopter. I think Mhondoro police attended the scene.
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