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A 37-year-old man was on Sunday found dead in a bush near Birchenough Bridge after having a sexual encounter with a 17-year-old girl.
The man, Kudakwashe Magaya Mushayi, had reportedly met the minor for the first time at a bus terminus.
He was found lying dead by a passerby and his body had no visible injuries and all his body parts were intact.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police’s (ZRP) acting spokesperson in Manicaland Province, Assistant Inspector Wiseman Chinyoka, could neither confirm nor deny the incident when contacted by <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/man-takes-advantage-of-minor-dies-in-the-act/">The Manica Post</a>.
However, according to a police memo that the publication has in its possession, an informant, Freeman Asima told the police that as he walking along a footpath on his way to his garden on 25 February, when he discovered the now late Mushayi lying on the ground under a tree.
Asima said he later came back using the same path at around 6 PM and realised that the body was still on the ground with no signs of life.
A police report was made on the same day, and they attended the scene.
Police found Mushayi’s body facing downwards with his grey shorts lifted halfway.
Preliminary investigations into the matter revealed that the now-deceased Mushayi met a 17-year-old girl (name withheld) at Birchenough Bridge.
The teenager was looking for her boyfriend, known as Webster, who had promised to pay her bus fare on a pay-forward agreement.
The teenager tried to get in touch with Webster on his mobile number, but he was not reachable.
She then divulged her predicament to the now late Mushayi, a tout (rank marshal) at Musharu Bus Terminus in Birchenough Bridge.
It is alleged that Mushayi promised to pay the teenager’s US$3 bus fare for her return journey home in exchange for sex and the teenager allegedly agreed to the arrangement. Reads the police memo:
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The now-deceased made arrangements with the girl. ln the afternoon, the two boarded a vehicle and were dropped near Birchenough Bridge Hotel. They went to the bush and became intimate.
However, during intimacy, the now-deceased fell and became unconscious.
The teenager tried to offer help with no success. Out of fear, she left the now deceased lying on the ground and returned to Musharu Bus Terminus where she met with Webster.
</blockquote>
Police managed to track down the teenager and she led them to the scene where no foreign objects were found.
She told the police that she got intimate with Mushayi before he collapsed and became unconscious.
A black wallet was on the ground and it contained US$1 and ZWL1 000, while a brown Bazooka radio was placed next to Mushayi’s body. A blue towel was on a tree trunk.
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Rank Marshal (37) Takes Advantage Of Stranded 17-year-old Girl, Dies During Intimacy

Journalist Hopewell Chin’ono has responded to being called a threat to national security by President Mnangagwa’s Director of Information, Dr. Anyway Mutambudzi. Chin’ono was labelled as such after criticising the government’s failure to rehabilitate the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Birchenough_Bridge/">Birchenough Bridge</a>.
He accused the government of using trumped-up charges to silence critics and mentioned his past arrests for exposing corruption. Chin’ono stated that the government’s attempt to intimidate critics extends to journalists, opposition politicians, and anyone who exposes their failures. He said:
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This is President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Director of Information @DrMutambudzi threatening me as they always do when they lose an argument, or when journalists expose their failures. He calls me a “threat to national security,” that is what they say when they are planning trumped up charges against you to silence you as they have done to me three times before, arresting and jailing me for exposing corruption and their failures. This is not just meant for me, but it is also meant to intimidate all their legitimate critics, journalists who expose their corruption and failures and opposition politicians. He says I am creating a “wedge between citizens on one side and the ruling party, government and the state.” You see, to them the party (ZANUPF) and the State are the same thing. He is not speaking for himself, he got upset with exposing the Birchenough Bridge failure that he revealed what they are planning to do! Everything I said is true, but the truth gets you into trouble in Zimbabwe. Unlike others who have an option, the only thing I know is journalism and making films, and I won’t stop practising my craft within the confines of the law. You know where I live @DrMutambudzi
</blockquote>
Birchenough Bridge is an iconic landmark in the Manicaland province of Zimbabwe and serves as an important transportation route. Birchenough Bridge, built in 1934 for approximately £150,000, is known for its scenic beauty and is a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors who come to admire the bridge and enjoy the surrounding natural landscapes. 
A few years ago, there were reports that the bridge had worn out. However, in 2018, the former Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development, Jorum Gumbo, decided against rehabilitating the Birchenough Bridge. He deemed it more cost-effective to build a new bridge with greater capacity for traffic flow. Gumbo stated that repairing the bridge would cost US$35 million, while constructing a new one would cost US$40 million. 
Authorities have since implemented weight restrictions at Birchenough Bridge due to concerns about its structural integrity. The bridge has boom gates at each end to limit the passage of large vehicles to prevent potential collapse. Cracks have been observed at the tarmac entry points, and the bridge shakes when heavy vehicles pass over it.
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Chin'ono Responds To Being Called A Threat To National Security

Zimbabwe’s Chief Director of Strategic Communications, Presidential Communications, Office of the President and Cabinet Dr Anyway Mutambudzi has labelled journalist <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Hopewell_Chin'ono/">Hopewell Chin’ono</a> as a threat to national security.
He made the remarks on X (formerly Twitter) while responding to Chin’ono who had posted on the same platform saying the ZANU PF government had failed to maintain the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Birchenough_Bridge/">Birchenough bridge</a>. Chin’ono added:
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It now takes 3 cars at a time, and at times one car at a time. That is the ZANUPF legacy comrade!
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Dr. Anyway Mutambudzi responded to Hopewell Chin’ono’s post, accusing him of harbouring deep hatred towards the ruling party. Mutambudzi claimed that Chin’ono’s work posed a threat to the government, state, and nation as it aimed to divide citizens from the ruling party and government. He stated:
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Your output shows deep hatred to @ZANUPF_Official. Given that @ZANUPF_Official is the ruling party that was mandated to form a government, your work is also a threat to government and by implication to the state and nation. Your output seeks to put a wedge between citizens on one side and the ruling party, government and the state on the other. In summary, some of your posts, including their sum total effect, are a threat to national security.
</blockquote>
He further stated that posts attacking the President were a threat to national security and warranted blocking. Mutambudzi emphasized the need for constructive criticism and progressive forces. He said:
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So I see you guys being noughty. Munotuka, you rubbish leadership, you rubbish the ruling party, you rubbish government and you attack the state at times. We have to set a standard. If your communication is not constructive criticism and we judge that you are a detractor, you attack the President, we block. We won elections and we want progressive forces going forward. This across official platforms. What you do elsewhere on this platform is of no consequence. We removing the gloves now. 
If you attack the President every time you post, you are a threat to national security so we have good reason to leave you behind. You can continue with your onslaught on twitter but not in our developmental circles. Tongai pa Twitter. We know where we taking the country to.
</blockquote>
Critics argue that such classification of individuals as threats to national security can lead to harm or persecution. Dr. Mutambudzi faced criticism for classifying Chin’ono as a threat to national security. Some argued that Chin’ono was holding public officials accountable urging Mutambudzi to give evidence to invalidate Chin’ono’s claims instead of labelling him a security threat. 
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A <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Buhera">Buhera</a> man who trafficked a married woman to Masvingo Province and stayed with her against her will from November 2021 to January 2022 has been sentenced to spend the next 70 years in jail.
Witness Jichichi of Muchuwa Village under Chief Nyashanu was not represented by anyone when he appeared before Rusape regional magistrate, Mr Francis Mapfumo.
He was convicted on one count of human trafficking and sentenced to 10 years in prison.
Jichichi was also convicted on three counts of rape and was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment in each of the cases.
He, however, was acquitted of deliberately infecting the woman with HIV, according to <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/human-trafficker-caged-70-years/">Manica Post</a>.
<h2>What happened:</h2>
Prosecutor, Mr Marlon Makamba said Jichichi lied to the victim and her husband that he was an employee of a development partner and could facilitate the couple’s employment within the organisation in Masvingo.
He tricked the husband to remain behind in the village and lied that he was going to the development partner’s local offices to sign the employment contract with the complainant.
Instead, he took the unsuspecting woman into captivity.
After tricking the complainant and her husband, Jichichi went with the complainant to an unknown place in Masvingo.
While in Masvingo, Jichichi would force himself on the woman and in the process, he “deliberately” infected her with HIV.
The woman told the court that while in Masvingo, she stayed at a farm with Jichichi and he would always act like her bodyguard, following her around.
Jichichi only released his captive after learning that the woman’s relatives were looking for her on both formal and social media platforms.
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Buhera Man Jailed For 70 Years For Human Trafficking

A suspected robber died in a shootout with <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Republic_Police">Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP)</a> officers at <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Birchenough_Bridge">Birchenough Bridge</a> Business Centre on Saturday 01 October 2022.
A police statement seen by Pindula News says the gang was comprised of seven (7) armed suspects. Reads the report:
<blockquote>
The ZRP confirms a shooting incident which occurred on 01/10/22 at around 2000 hours at <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Birchenough_Bridge">Birchenough Bridge</a> Business Centre and the subsequent arrest of seven suspects and the death of another suspect in a conspiracy to commit an armed robbery.
</blockquote>
Cases of armed robberies have continued to rise countrywide despite President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/ed-grants-presidential-amnesty-on-voluntary-surrender-of-firearms-and-ammunitions/">presidential amnesty on voluntary surrender of firearms and ammunition</a> without any prosecution.
Police say a total of 545 firearms and 260 rounds of ammunition were voluntarily surrendered to the Police throughout the country on the operation, “Firearms Amnesty,” as of 29 September 2022 when the amnesty came to an end. 
Nevertheless, crimes such as armed robberies and other forms of crimes of passion continue to be reported in Zimbabwe. 
Meanwhile, police are set to raid targeted homes and business premises in search of illegally held firearms commonly linked to rampant violent crimes involving the use of dangerous weapons in the country.
This follows the Friday expiry of the 53-day amnesty declared in August by President Mnangagwa. 
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Armed Robber Dies In Shootout With Police At Birchenough Bridge Business Centre

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