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The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has launched investigations into an alleged break-in at the office of the Deputy Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Tongai Mafidi Mnangagwa, in Harare.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, July 9, 2024, ZRP spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi said the reported break-in incident occurred between July 5th and July 8th, 2024. He said:
<blockquote>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police confirms that investigations are being conducted in connection with a report of an alleged break-in at the office of the Deputy Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Honourable Tongai Mnangagwa in Harare between 5th and 8th July 2024.
</blockquote>
When contacted for comment, Mnangagwa confirmed the alleged break-in incident to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200029406/break-in-at-ed-nephews-office">NewsDay</a> but said it remained unclear if any items were stolen during the reported break-in. He said:
<blockquote>
Someone or some people gained entry into my office at the ZTA House through the ceiling and left a visible sight that shows that they broke in.
They moved the panels over the weekend or Sunday night, I don’t know. We are just finding out now.
We are still searching [to see] if they took anything. We have police at the scene right now who are checking.
We are still investigating if there is something that is missing.
</blockquote>
This alleged break-in incident at the office of Tongai comes just two weeks after a reported security breach and fire at the home of his cousin, Deputy Minister of Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion David Kudakwashe Mnangagwa, who is the son of President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Break-ins involving the Mnangagwa family members are not entirely uncommon, as there have been similar reported incidents at President Mnangagwa’s offices during the height of the ZANU-PF succession battles before the November 2017 military coup.
When Mnangagwa served as the Minister of Justice and later as Vice President, his offices were reportedly broken into on multiple occasions.
However, many of these cases ultimately developed into “cold cases” with no resolution.
Some sceptics have questioned whether these break-in incidents involving the Mnangagwas may have been staged to elicit public sympathy, given the high-security expectations around the premises where they have occurred.
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The police are investigating a break-in at Tongai Mnangagwa's office. It happened between July 5 and July 8. Tongai confirmed the break-in but is unsure if anything was stolen. This is not the first time Mnangagwa family members have experienced break-ins. Some people think these incidents might be staged for sympathy. Police are still investigating and Tongai is waiting to see if anything was taken. This has happened before to other Mnangagwa family members, but often no one is caught.

ZRP Launches Investigation Into Alleged Break-in At Tongai Mnangagwa's Office

A Harare man, Munyaradzi Antony Mwedziwendira (30), who assaulted the Deputy Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Tongai Mafidi Mnangagwa and his host at a party, Wellington Vengesai, during a row over parking space last week, was on 05 February fined US$200 (or two months in jail).
As reported by <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/man-fined-for-assaulting-deputy-minister/">The Herald</a>, Mwedziwendira was convicted on his own plea of guilty to assault when he appeared before Harare magistrate Appollonia Marutya.
Prosecutor Thomas Chanakira told the court that last week on Tuesday, at around 10:15 PM, Mnangagwa and Handson Gapa walked out of Vengesai’s apartment at Trude Mansions on the corner of Sixth Street and Leonid Brezhnev (formerly Fife) Avenue in Harare after a party.
On the way to the parking lot, Vengesai came across Mwedziwendira who was shouting on top of his voice complaining that Vengesai and his friends had parked their vehicles in a way that blocked his motor vehicles.
Mwedziwendira charged towards Mnangagwa whom he held by the collar before turning and charging towards Vengesai.
The accused also held Vengesai by his beard using both his hands and asked him why he had not shaved.
He went on to threaten to shoot the two but did not produce any firearm.
Gapa restrained Mwedziwendira before he drove off at high speed.
Although he was fined US$200 for assault, Mwedziwendira did not go free and was remanded in custody on three other charges of dealing in dangerous drugs, where he is jointly charged with his employee, Jasper Cephas Kuziva.
Mwedziwendira and Kuziva are facing three counts of unlawful possession of mbanje, unlawful possession of unspecified medicines, and unlawful possession of unregistered medicines for resale.
Allegations are that police received a report that Mwedziwendira and Kuziva were dealing in dangerous drugs at the Fife Avenue shopping centre.
Police were also told that the duo had been involved in a brawl with some members of the public.
Detectives went to the shopping centre where the two fled, leaving behind four vehicles.
On Wednesday at around midday, the two accused persons were arrested and Kuziva was found in possession of the car keys.
Chanakira said police searched the vehicles, a silver BMW 530I, a red VW, a Mercedes Benz C240, and another silver Mercedes Benz C220 and recovered two sachets of mbanje and a passport in the name of Antony Mwedziwendira from the Mercedes Benz C220.
Also recovered were 26 prepared cigarettes of mbanje and 21 sachets of dagga, 30 pentral-50 pills, Sildenafil tablets, eight cobra 120 tablets, 13 black cobra 150, 7 black cobra 200 tablets, nine sex force, 100mg sildenafil citrate tablets, four Oto tablets, one sachet of Viamax power sex coffee, one sachet of superpower capsules passion energy, one sachet of man king tablet, one sachet of Bang Bang strong man capsule, one sachet of AK 47 super, mbanje packaged as 67 rods and 156 sachets in a black cooler box placed in the boot.
The recovered drugs had a street value of $825 000. The seized drugs and the vehicles are being held as exhibits.
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Man (30) Fined US$200 For Assaulting Tongai Mnangagwa

Tourism and Hospitality Industry Deputy Minister Tongai Mafidi Mnangagwa was allegedly assaulted by one of the security personnel attached to the ZANU PF headquarters, reported <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200022623/ed-nephew-assault-saga-new-details-emerge">NewsDay</a>.
Munyaradzi Mwedziwendira (pictured) is accused of assaulting Mnangagwa and one Wellington Vengesai during an argument over parking space in Harare on 30th January 2024.
Mnangagwa is the nephew of President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Mwedziwendira appeared before Harare magistrate Apollonia Marutya charged with assault and pleaded guilty to the offence.
He will return to court on Monday for sentencing.
Mwedziwendira is also charged with possession of prohibited drugs. He told the court he is employed as a security detail at the ZANU PF headquarters in Harare.
According to court papers, on 30 January 2024, at around 10 PM, at Number 6 Trud Mansions, corner of 6th Street and Five Avenue in the capital, Vengesai accompanied Mnangagwa and Handson Gapa out of his apartment to his motor vehicle parked outside after attending a party held at his flat.
On the way to the parking lot, it is alleged that the complainants came across Mwedziwendira who was talking at the top of his voice complaining that Mnangagwa and his team had blocked his motor vehicles.
The accused person allegedly charged at Mnangagwa, whom he held by the collar before turning and charging towards Vengesai.
It is further alleged that Mwedziwendira held Vengesai by his beard using both hands and asked him why he was not shaving his beard.
The accused person went on to say that if the complainants were to make fun of him, he was going to shoot them.
Mwedziwendira, however, did not produce any firearm, the court was told.
The complainants managed to push the accused person away and the accused tried to assault Gapa, who overpowered him.
Mwedziwendira allegedly went to one of his cars parked outside, a Nissan Caravan, and sped off.
The complainant did not sustain any injuries as a result of the assault.
The accused was arrested by a team from the CID Homicide led by Detective Brian Maigeta.
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"ED's Nephew, Tongai Mnangagwa, Was Assaulted By A ZANU PF Security Detail"

Deputy Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Tongai_Mnangagwa">Tongai Mafidi Mnangagwa</a> was allegedly assaulted by a suspected drug dealer following a misunderstanding over parking space in Harare on Tuesday, 30 January.
According to a police report seen by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>, Mnangagwa and his aides had parked their convoy outside an apartment block Trude Mansions at the corner of Sixth Street and Fife Avenue in Harare’s Avenues area when the altercation occurred. Reads the police report:
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On 30 January 2024 around 2215 hours, the complainant parked his convoy of motor vehicles outside 61 Trud 
Mansions, corner 6th Street and Fife Avenue, Harare, where he was attending a birthday party.
After the party, complainant proceeded to where he had parked his vehicles and was intercepted by the accused 
person who was complaining that his convoy was blocking his parked motor vehicles.
Accused person charged towards complainant and manhandled him and assaulted him with open hands. The aide’s camp intervened and the accused person went on to assault one of the aides with open hands once on the 
face.
</blockquote>
Police said upon realizing that he was dealing with a deputy minister, the accused person, Antony Mwedziwendira, fled from the scene and left his vehicles. Says the report:
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A report was made at ZRP Fife Avenue. Scene was attended, motor vehicles were towed to ZRP Milton Park.
CID Drugs was advised after suspicion that the accused person might be dealing with drugs. Searches were 
conducted on the four vehicles belonging to the accused person.
Various drugs were recovered from the searched vehicles…, some of the boots were not searched because they were locked…. Complainant sustained no visible injuries.
</blockquote>
Two passports, one of them in the name of Mwedziwendira were found.
The report said the drugs found in the vehicles were: 3x 100mls bronclear cough syrup, a green lunchbox with 30 pentral-50 pills, sildenafil tablets, 8 cobra 120 tablets, 13 black cobra 150, 7 black cobra 200 tablets, 9 sex force 100mg sildenafil citrate tablets, 4 oto tablets, 1 satchet of viamax power sex coffee, 1 satchet of super power capsules passion energy, 1 satchet of manking table, 1 satchet of bang bang strong man capsule, 1 satchet of AX 47 super capsules, 4 bottles x100mls bronclear cough syrup in a brown 20l plastic container, and 2 satchets of dagga.
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Deputy Minister Tongai Mnangagwa Assaulted

The United Zimbabwe Alliance led by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Elisabeth_Valerio/">Elisabeth Valerio</a> has condemned President <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Emmerson_Mnangagwa/">Emmerson Mnangagwa</a>‘s appointments of his son David Kudakwase Mnangagwa and nephew Tongai Mafidi Mnangagwa exemplify dynastic succession and should not be tolerated in a democratic Zimbabwe. In a statement obtained by Pindula News, the party also said Mnangagwa’s cabinet essentially is a reshuffling of the same team that spearheaded the current economic meltdown. Read the statement:
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The United Zimbabwe Alliance (UZA) has taken note of the new cabinet sworn in by President ED Mnangagwa on Tuesday. This follows the swearing-in of the President and the appointment of the two Vice Presidents.
President Mnangagwa’s new cabinet fails to meet the expectations of many Zimbabweans who are suffering from a collapsing economy and a moribund local currency. Prices of basic commodities have been on an upward trend, pushing many Zimbabweans, especially the underprivileged into abject poverty. UZA had hoped President Mnangagwa’s cabinet would show, at least, his concern and efforts to turn around the economy and the fortunes of the people of Zimbabwe, especially young people who bear the brunt of rising unemployment. Instead, the newly appointed cabinet falls short in a number of respects, the following in particular:
The President’s brazen display of nepotism by appointing his son David Kudakwashe Mnangagwa, as the Deputy Finance Minister and his nephew Tongai Mafidhi Mnangagwa as Deputy Minister of Tourism and Hospitality is synonymous with dynastic succession and should never be condoned in a democratic Zimbabwe.
President Mnangagwa’s cabinet essentially is a reshuffling of the same team that spearheaded the current economic meltdown. This will not move the nation forward. To achieve international standards, the President’s cabinet should be a platform that taps into the experiences of its appointed ministers. Experience, however, does not refer to the number of years one has spent in cabinet or to age.
President Mnangagwa missed an opportunity to refocus government towards sustainable development. Appointing new qualified minds would bring new solutions to the myriad of challenges Zimbabwe is facing. Where are the youth in President Mnangagwa’s cabinet? The old generation should allow Zimbabwe’s young people to chart the way forward for future generations.
More than one third of President Mnangagwa’s cabinet ministers are over 60 years old and most of them have been in cabinet for the better part of their political lives. While UZA respects the cadres who sacrificed their lives for an independent Zimbabwe, we do not believe that 43 years after independence the country should remain in war mode. It’s time for new blood.
Appointing 26 cabinet ministers and 10 provincial ministers in a country already burdened with economic malaise proves that either President Mnangagwa is out of touch with reality or has no regard for the voice of the people. UZA would have expected President Mnangagwa to trim the size of his cabinet. UZA favours a lean cabinet of under 15 ministers, which should include qualified and experienced individuals leading the various portfolios.
There is redundancy in President Mnangagwa’s cabinet. UZA questions what the role of the minister responsible for provincial affairs is. What is the role of the Skills Audit Ministry? Could it not have been a department within another ministry?
Women’s political participation and influence is a key factor in achieving gender parity. The gender regression in President Mnangagwa’s cabinet appears to disregard the National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1) which targets the integration of gender mainstreaming across all sectors building on government’s commitment towards the National Gender Policy, Gender Equality and Gender Responsive Budgeting Strategy.
President Mnangagwa’s cabinet ministers include only 6 women and 20 men. This contradicts past government pronouncements and stakeholder efforts to achieve gender balance in the governance of Zimbabwe. Women and girls constitute 52% of our country’s population yet they continue to be underrepresented across key sectors resulting in limited opportunities to influence policy and access economic and legal protections. Women are also highly impacted by cultural and patriarchal barriers.
As UZA, we call upon President Mnangagwa to urgently consider the following:
• Disband and combine redundant ministries to create a lean cabinet.
• Ensure 50/50 gender balance in appointments. We acknowledge the delicate and emotive exercise of striving to achieve gender balance and we expect meritocracy to be a criteria when working to establish gender equity.
• Withdraw appointment of ministers who are past their prime to pave way for accomplished young ministers who have the capacity to bring forward new innovative ideas.
• Invite CVs and publicly interview Zimbabweans for ministerial positions in the same way judges and commissioners are appointed.
• Include competent persons from opposition parties in cabinet ministerial positions. Zimbabwe belongs to us all!
The August 2023 elections did not meet the standards of a free and fair election and the SADC Principles Governing Democratic Elections. As UZA, we call upon President Mnangagwa to conduct a consultation process aimed at finding solutions to the country’s challenges, maintaining stability and unifying the nation post-election. This is not time to grandstand. Zimbabweans count on political leadership to create a conducive environment for sustainable development.
</blockquote>
The UZA party was formed in 2021 and contested in the 23-24 August harmonised elections. 
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