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Four men were arrested on February 3, 2024, along the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Road in Zimbabwe for illegally possessing two pieces of ivory. The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) acted on a tip-off and sent officers posing as potential buyers to apprehend the suspects at Matetsi Meat Turnoff. In a statement seen by Pindula News, police said:
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On 03/02/24, Police in Hwange acted on received information and arrested Wilson Chuma (43), Billiard Nyoni (29), Morris Mumpande (33) and Amos Mleya (44) for illegal possession of two pieces of ivory.
Police posed as potential buyers and lured the suspects to Matetsi Meat Turnoff along Bulawayo- Victoria Falls Road where they subsequently apprehended them.
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Elephant poaching has significantly decreased in recent years due to various conservation initiatives, including the signing of the Lower Zambezi Mana Pools Transfrontier Conservation Area (LOZAMAP TFCA) Memorandum of Understanding between Zimbabwe and Zambia. 
The LOZAMAP TFCA agreement builds upon the efforts of development partners, such as the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) and the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (Zimparks), in conserving elephants and other wildlife species. The African elephant population has faced threats from poaching and habitat loss, leading to its classification as “endangered” on the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species.
In the Mana Pools, Chewore, and Sapi protected areas, elephant poaching has been successfully curbed, with<a href="https://www.awf.org/news/elephant-poaching-declines-lower-zambezi-mana-pools-transfrontier-conservation-area#:~:text=%E2%80%9CElephant%20poaching%20has%20greatly%20decreased,since%202020%2C%E2%80%9D%20Ngosi%20said."> zero incidents</a> reported in the past four years. However, the Hurungwe Safari area has experienced a few cases of poaching-related elephant carcasses since 2020. The decline in elephant poaching can be attributed to the collaborative efforts of law enforcement authorities in Zimbabwe and Zambia.
The cross-border collaboration between both countries has played a crucial role in combating poaching and ensuring the protection of elephant populations. The conservationists involved in the efforts believe that this joint approach has contributed to the decline in elephant poaching within the LOZAMAP TFCA area. They emphasize the need to maintain and enhance security measures to ensure the long-term protection of elephants in the region.
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Four Men Arrested For Illegal Possession Of Ivory

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has confirmed four deaths resulting from two separate road accidents along the Bulawayo-Beitbridge Highway and Bulawayo-Victoria Falls road.
According to police reports obtained by Pindula News, the first incident involved a trailer detaching from a Ford Ranger vehicle, causing the death of two pedestrians and injuring three others at the 36-kilometre mark on the Bulawayo-Beitbridge Road. Reads the report:
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The ZRP confirms a fatal road traffic accident in which two pedestrians were killed whilst three others were injured after being hit by a trailer which had unhooked from a Ford Ranger vehicle at the 36 kilometre peg along Bulawayo-Beitbridge Road on 04/08/23 at about 1730 hours.
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The second accident occurred this Saturday when a Toyota Hilux vehicle with foreign number plates experienced a tire blowout, resulting in one fatality and ten injuries at the 200-kilometre mark on Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Road. Police reported:
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The ZRP reports a fatal road traffic accident which occurred today in the afternoon in which one person died on the spot whilst ten others were injured when a Toyota Hilux vehicle with foreign number plates burst a tyre resulting in the vehicle veering off the road before hitting a tree at the 200 kilometre peg along Bulawayo –Victoria Falls Road. The body of the victim was taken to St Lukes Hospital mortuary, Lupane for post mortem whilst the injured are admitted at the same hospital.
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Police Report 4 Deaths From Bulawayo-Beitbridge, Bulawayo-Vic Falls Road Accidents

The contractor tasked with undertaking maintenance works on the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Highway, Bitumen World Private Limited, says the work would likely be completed within 11 months.
Like the majority of Zimbabwe’s highways, the 400km Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Highway is badly damaged due to years of neglect.
Bitumen World’s chief executive officer, Andre Zietsman, told the <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/contractor-sets-deadline-for-byo-vic-falls-road-upgrade/">Chronicle</a> that they will be filling up potholes and doing some reconstruction work from Hwange to Victoria Falls.
He was speaking on the sidelines of the ZANU PF star rally at Ndangababi Primary School in Hwange East constituency last week. Said Zietsman:
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Our projection is to wrap up the emergency works in roughly about 11 months.
We will be filling up potholes and doing some reconstruction work outside Hwange town towards Victoria Falls because there are some sections there that have completely degenerated.
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He said his company was not given a contract to reconstruct the entire highway but theirs was only on emergency works.
Just over a week ago, Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) CEO Nkosinathi Ncube apologised to pertinent partners for the deplorable state of the road.
Ncube attributed the damage to the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Highway to haulage trucks that transport heavy cargo from the coal mines in Hwange, saying that the loads should have been transported by rail.
He also said that sustained maintenance of such infrastructure is a challenge due to the funding gap linked to the limited fiscal space.
The Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Highway is a strategic trade route on the regional north-to-south corridor, linking Zimbabwe with South Africa, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia as well as the DRC.
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