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Two men from Epworth, Harare, appeared before the Epworth Magistrates’ Court on Thursday facing charges of violating the ZIMSEC Act. Specifically, they were accused of attempting to impersonate another person during an examination.
The court heard that on October 16, 2024, the two defendants, Paddington Chataika (36) and Joseph Murimba (33), conspired for Murimba to take the Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) Mathematics Paper 2 on behalf of Chataika, who was a registered candidate. As part of their plan, Chataika provided Murimba with a copy of his passport to facilitate the impersonation.
The scheme was uncovered when a whistleblower alerted ZIMSEC officials, who, along with police, went to the examination centre. They discovered Murimba in the examination room, having already completed the test.
Both defendants were convicted and sentenced to 12 months in prison, with 6 months suspended. The remaining 6 months were also suspended on the condition that they complete 210 hours of community service.
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Two men from Epworth, Harare were caught trying to cheat on a ZIMSEC examination. They planned for one man to take the test for the other by impersonating him. The plan failed when officials caught the impersonator in the act. Both men were found guilty and sentenced to 6 months in prison, with the other 6 months suspended. They also have to do 210 hours of community service. Cheating is wrong and they got caught breaking the law.

Epworth Men Convicted And Sentenced For ZIMSEC Examination Impersonation

A Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) Sergeant lost a lorry loaded with one-and-half tonnes of shelled maize, to thieves on Friday last week in Caledonia.
According to <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/soldier-loses-truck-loaded-with-maize/">H-Metro</a>, Sergeant Ticharwa Mafuruse (37) drove a ZNA Nissan UD40 lorry (08DB11) from Kotwa and parked it at New Style Bar, Gazebo Shops, in Caledonia, to buy some cigarettes and left keys in the ignition chamber.
Two men jumped into the vehicle and drove away. Mafuruse tried in vain to jump into the driver seat, to try and stop the thieves. He sustained injuries on his left arm and ankle.
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson in Harare Province, Inspector Luckmore Chakanza, said Mafuruse was referred to Parirenyatwa Hospital for treatment. He said:
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Police are investigating a theft of a motor vehicle loaded with shelled maize in Caledonia. The total value stolen is to be supplied.
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In an unrelated incident, a 25-year-old man was arrested in Harare for kidnapping, robbery and impersonation after he, together with an accomplice, abducted and robbed an unnamed victim in Graniteside while claiming to be CIO operatives. The ZRP confirmed the crimes via their X page saying:
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Police in Harare have arrested Cephas Nyamajiwa (25) for kidnapping, robbery and impersonation. The suspect together with his accomplice, only identified as Manyerere, forced the victim into their motor vehicle, a Toyota Chaser, registration number ADE 2313, on 06/04/24 at a bus stop along Seke Road in Graniteside.
The suspects introduced themselves as members of the ZRP and President’s Office before attacking the victim and stealing US$600 cash.
The victim was dumped at Chikwanha Shopping Centre, Chitungwiza. Swift reaction by the police after a report was made by the victim led to the arrest of Cephas Nyamajiwa and the recovery of the suspects’ getaway vehicle and a pair of handcuffs.
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Last month, a 42-year-old man from Glendale, Mazowe was ordered to pay a fine of US$300 by the Karoi Magistrates’ Court for impersonation.
According to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), on December 6, 2023, the accused person arrived at the Chirundu border post driving a South African-registered Toyota Hilux.
He then presented a Temporary Import Permit (TIP) to a Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) revenue supervisor.
However, the supervisor noticed that the TIP was not issued in the accused person’s name, as legally required.
When questioned about the irregularity, the accused person asserted that he was an undercover operative from the Central Intelligence Organization (CIO). He said he was investigating politicians.
The supervisor was not convinced by the accused person’s story. A thorough inquiry revealed that the man was not a legitimate public officer.
Instead, he had assumed a false identity, attempting to exploit his supposed undercover status.
The case was brought before the Karoi Magistrates’ Court. The court found the accused person guilty of impersonation.
As a result, he was sentenced to 7 months of imprisonment. However, 3 months of the sentence were suspended, provided he paid a fine of US$300. An additional 4 months were suspended for five years.
Impersonating a public official is a criminal offence under the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act.
Section 179 of the Criminal Law Code states that any person who, with the intention of obtaining an advantage (either for themselves or someone else), impersonates a police officer, peace officer, or public official, commits the offence of impersonation.
The act of impersonation involves falsely assuming the role of an official to gain an advantage or instil fear. Here is what the law says on impersonation:
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179 Impersonating police officer, peace officer or public official
(1) Any person who, for the purpose of obtaining any advantage, whether for himself or herself or for some other person, impersonates a police officer, peace officer or public official shall be guilty of impersonating a police officer, peace officer or public official, as the case may be, and liable
(a) in a case where the accused impersonated a peace officer or police officer, to a fine not exceeding level ten or imprisonment for a period not exceeding five years or both;
(b) in any other case, to a fine not exceeding level six or imprisonment for a period not exceeding one year or both.
(2) Where a person is accused of impersonating a police officer, peace officer or public official acting under an enactment which makes such impersonation a crime, such person shall be charged under that enactment and not under subsection (1).
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Soldier Loses Truckload Of Maize To Thieves; Bogus CIO Operatives Arrested

Three men suspected to be con artists who were impersonating police officers were arrested by police detectives on Saturday in Mutare Central Business District.
<a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/new-city-bogus-cops-nabbed/">The Manica Post</a> reported eyewitnesses as saying police detectives swooped on the trio after having monitored their movements and trekked them.
The bogus cops were reportedly yanked out of their vehicle in a car park near Mukuru money transfer’s city branch and put in their handcuffs before being taken away.
The suspects were allegedly notorious for extorting illegal forex dealers, vendors outside supermarkets and unsuspecting members of the public.
An illegal forex dealer who declined to be named told The Manica Post that people thought the suspects were bona fide cops. Said the dealer:
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All this while I thought these men were genuine cops. They used to come here frequently and would demand money from forex dealers who mill around this place.
I have easily recognised one of them because he was once nearly manhandled outside a supermarket near the main bus terminus at Mudzviti.
The police detectives must be commended for doing a good job because these men were terrorising and duping people in the city.
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According to <a href="https://lawportalzim.co.zw/cases/criminal/763/sentencing-re-impersonation">lawportalzim.co.zw</a>, the penalty for impersonating a police officer in Zimbabwe varies depending on the circumstances of the case. In one case, the accused was cautioned and discharged. In another case, the trial court ruled that no other form of punishment other than a term of imprisonment was appropriate in the circumstances.
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Three Notorious Bogus Cops Arrested In Mutare

Police in Harare have arrested a bogus Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) officer who moved around threatening government officials at their offices.
Posting on their official Twitter page, Police said that Mark Jack (36), was arrested on Monday. Reads the post:
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The public is warned against abusing the names of senior Government officials to extort money and commit other crimes duping the public.
On 05/12/22, ZRP Kopje arrested Mark Jack (36) in connection with a case of impersonating a public official.
The suspect allegedly produced a fake President’s Department ID while threatening Government officials at their offices.
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In another case of impersonating a public official, Police in Zvishavane arrested Farai Moyo (29) on Tuesday.
Police said Moyo was arrested for impersonation after he was found wearing a police uniform at Mandava Business Centre.

Bogus CIO Officer Who Threatened Govt Officials Arrested

A 26-year-old Bulawayo man has been jailed for writing a Zimbabwe School Examination Council O’ Level Mathematics examination for another person.
Osmund Sibanda (26) from Cowdray Park in Bulawayo was hired by the candidate, Jeffrey Mumpande, to write the public exam for him and was only caught while writing the final paper.
The two men appeared before Victoria Falls resident magistrate Godswill Mavenge on Tuesday and were convicted of impersonation charges.
Sibanda and Mumpande both pleaded guilty to the offence and will serve eight months in jail each.
Prosecutors told the court that on 20 October at around 9 AM, Mumpande gave his national identity card and a statement of entry to Sibanda so that he could sit for Maths Paper Two on his behalf.
The matter came to light when the invigilator Simelokuhle Zvavanjanja was doing the verification process on all candidates and discovered that Sibanda was using Mumpande’s identity card. Court records read in part:
Investigations were carried out and it was discovered that the accused connived with Jeffery Mumpande to sit for his Mathematics examination using his candidate number 3088 and centre number 04377.
The matter was reported to the police, leading to the duo’s arrest.
Investigations established that the duo had used the same tactic to write the first paper on 19 October and were not caught.
The magistrate handed them 12-month jail terms each before suspending four months for five years on condition that they do not commit a similar offence. | <a href="https://vicfallslive.co.zw/index.php/2022/10/26/tailor-hired-to-write-o-level-maths-paper-jailed-eight-months/">VicFallsLive</a>

Tailor Hired To Write O' Level Maths Paper Jailed Eight Months

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