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Zimbabwean businessman, Evans Katumba, who was abducted in Durban, South Africa, on March 22 has been found dead.
As reported by <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/missing-zimbabwe-tycoon-evans-katumba-is-found-dead-in-durban/">ZimLive</a>, South African police believe Katumba, who was in his mid-30s, was killed on March 24 soon after his family paid R1.5 million ransom in a bid to secure his release.
His body was found last week in a field in Hammarsdale, a township 50 kilometres west of Durban.
A relative who asked not to be named told ZimLive on Tuesday that the police confirmed that the body was that of Katumba after DNA tests were conducted on the remains. Said the relative:
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It’s him, police have confirmed to the family. They think he was shot on the same day we handed over the ransom money.
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The family suspects Katumba knew his captors, and that could have been the reason why he was killed even after they paid R1.5 million of the R2.5 million ransom the kidnappers initially demanded.
Katumba is said to have arrived in South Africa over 16 years ago and initially worked as a truck driver for various companies in Durban.
He also worked as a petrol attendant before he set up his own fuel trading company in 2018.
Katumba was described by friends as “a nice guy” and “very humble” and was nicknamed Vardy for his goal-scoring prowess in social football much like the Leicester City Football Club striker, Jamie Vardy.
He ran a thriving diesel brokerage business and had recently purchased Yugo, one of Durban’s top nightclubs.
Katumba is said to have bought luxury vehicles including a R3.5 million Mercedes G63, a Ferrari and a sprawling mansion in Durban’s Yellowwood Park neighbourhood.
His friends believe that his decision to take over Yugo nightclub in February brought him unwelcome attention. The nightclub, now renamed Sky Premium Club, had only opened for one week when he was abducted.
It is alleged that Katumba was preparing to go to the nightclub on March 22 when he received a call at around 8 PM.
The family believes that the caller, who wanted a meeting, is someone whom Katumba knew.
He left home driving his brand new VW Amarok and picked up an artist who was due to perform at the nightclub that night before heading out to meet the mystery caller. Said a friend:
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When they got to the place where this meeting was supposed to take place they were met by people armed with AK47s. They took him and the Amarok which was yet to be installed with a tracker.
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The artist who was travelling with Katumba was left at the scene.
His abductors made contact with his family two days later on March 24. They warned the family not to cooperate with the police and then demanded R2.5 million in cash. They promised to release Katumba within an hour after the ransom payment.
Katumba’s friends and his family raised R1.5 million which was dropped at an open field on the outskirts of Ballito, as instructed by the kidnappers.
However, after the cash drop, the family never heard from the kidnappers again.
South African police informed the family they believe Katumba was shot dead on the same day the money was paid.
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A Zimbabwean truck driver who was kidnapped on the 15th of December this year in Mpumalanga has been rescued by police in Komatipoort.
The 42-year-old was kidnapped by two suspects aged 25 and 28 who demanded a ransom of R50 000 to be deposited by his (driver’s) employer.
The duo was arrested on Friday, <a href="https://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-and-courts/kidnappers-arrested-after-demanding-r50-000-ransom-for-zimbabwean-truck-driver-in-mpumalanga-4ebd81aa-bf9b-4b91-8db0-4bae946caf37">IOL</a> reported citing Mpumalanga police spokesperson Brigadier Selvy Mohlala. He is quoted as saying:
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The truck driver from the country of Zimbabwe was kidnapped on Thursday 15 December 2022, at around 3am near Lebombo border in Komatipoort.
According to the report, the victim was kidnapped by armed suspects under the railway bridge in Komatipoort as he returned to the truck he was driving after buying some food.
It is said that he was taken by his assailants at gunpoint into the bushes. It is further indicated that the suspects demanded a ransom of R50 000 to be deposited by his (driver’s) employer.
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Mohlala said various military and law enforcement stakeholders, hostage negotiators, as well as the driver’s employer, mobilised resources in order to ensure that the victim was brought back alive.
The suspects contacted a colleague as well as the victim’s employer and further made some demands.
The victim was traced and found as well as the two suspects were cornered and apprehended.
During their arrest, authorities found an air gun, four mobile phones, a large sum of an undisclosed amount of cash and two knives in the possession of the two suspects.
The two were charged with kidnapping as well as possession of suspected stolen properties and they are expected to appear at the Komatipoort Magistrate’s Court on Monday, 19 December 2022.
Mohlala said police cannot rule out the possibility that the two could have been involved in the previous kidnapping incident where another truck driver went through a similar ordeal last week.
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