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Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has announced that the government is focused on creating more job opportunities for young people. He made this statement while addressing ZANU PF supporters at a rally in Cowdray Park, Bulawayo. Chiwenga who is the Acting President was campaigning for ZANU PF candidates, Aurther Mujeyi and Kidwel Mujuru, who are vying for the Cowdray Park seat and council ward, respectively.
Chiwenga stated that the recent recalls within the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party have worked in ZANU PF’s favour. The were initiated by Sengezo Tshabangu, the self-proclaimed CCC interim Secretary-General who claimed the recalled individuals had ceased to belong to the party. Some CCC officials claim that Tshabangu is working with ZANU PF but Chiwenga claimed that the opposition party’s confusion led to the removal of their representatives in Parliament, creating an opportunity for new elections. He added:
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We will create working places for youths and women who will be assisted with loans from women’s bank and youth empowerment bank and we will ensure that every house gets title deeds.
Road rehabilitation and installation of electricity is supposed to be done by councils, but they are failing to. The government is drilling boreholes and rehabilitating roads because the council has failed.
Under the road rehabilitation programme, we fixed several roads which include 12th Avenues, George Avenue, Masiyephambili and Nketa Drive and we will continue with the programmes regardless of the failures of the council.
Chiwenga pledged to end the water crisis in Cowdray Park through installation of pipes which will carry water to the high-density suburb.
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Ending the water crisis in Cowdray Park was another key focus for Chiwenga. He expressed plans to install pipes that would carry water from the Gwayi-Shangani Dam to the high-density suburb. He also mentioned efforts to address the water crisis in Bulawayo by sourcing water from Eppington Forest and utilising dams in Matabeleland South.
Zimbabwe has a high unemployment rate, and the government has struggled to create enough jobs. Water shortages in the Matabeleland region have been a long-standing issue. The government planned to build a 250km pipeline to address the water challenges, as well as draw water from the Zambezi River. However, after over 100 years, these projects remain incomplete, causing frustration and negatively impacting the lives of Zimbabweans.
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Government Is Focused On Creating More Job Opportunities For Young People - VP Chiwenga

Professor Jonathan Moyo, Zimbabwe’s former Information Minister, has advised former Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Thokozani Khupe not to contest against Finance Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube for the Cowdray Park parliamentary constituency seat in Bulawayo during the 23 August 2023 general election.
Moyo argued that Ncube is the best possible candidate for Cowdray Park and the region. He argued that if the elections are about deploying the most able and best-positioned candidate with the self-evident capacity to get things done for the community, Ncube deserves the support of everyone in Cowdray Park and the region, including and particularly from Dr. Khupe.
Moyo acknowledged that his statement was not an indictment of Dr. Khupe but an acknowledgement of the objective reality on the ground in Cowdray Park and the region. He argued that Khupe has not been able to do anything differently or better for the constituency or the region since she first went to parliament in 2000. On the other hand, Moyo claimed that Ncube has everything to offer from which the community and the region have a lot to benefit. He said:
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All things considered, and without taking anything from or casting any aspersions on her, Dr Khupe who indeed is very much adored in the region, will be well advised not to take a dive into this one.
This is because Prof Mthuli Ncube is the best possible candidate for Cowdray Park and the region.
If truth be told, and if elections are about having communities deploy their most able and best positioned or placed sons or daughters with self-evident capacity to get things done for the community, then it is manifestly clear that Prof Ncube deserves the support from everyone not only in Cowdray Park but also across the region, including and particularly from Dr Khupe.
It is not an indictment of Dr Khupe but an acknowledgement of the objective reality on the ground in Cowdray Park and the region that there is really hardly much that she would be able to do differently or better now for either the constituency or the region which she has not been able to do since 2000, when she first went to Parliament.
If Dr Khupe returned to Parliament in August 2023, she would merely add to the dwindling minority numbers of the opposition benches. That would perhaps mean something to her personally, as it has meant since 2000, but it will not mean anything to or for Cowdray Park, let alone the region.
On the other hand, Prof Ncube has nothing much if anything to gain personally, but he has everything to offer from which the community and the region have a lot to benefit.
This is an objective fact. It’s praxis, and that’s what real politics is all about: the community using what it has [Prof Ncube] to get what it needs [development] and regular high level attention as might be necessary from time to time over the next five years.
But of course Dr Khupe has a constitutional right to stand for the parliamentary election in Cowdray Park or anywhere else for that matter. Howevet, if she stands in Cowdray Park, she should not be surprised to see many who have supported her in her trials and tribulations in the past, and who have tremendous respect for her, do the right thing to support Prof Ncube this time round.
This is because in this case, and on this occasion, support for Prof Ncube is support for everyone in Cowdray Park, the region and the nation, given the truism that the best national politics is local!
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Mthuli Ncube has been confirmed as the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">ZANU PF candidate</a> for the Cowdray Park constituency. He emerged as the uncontested candidate in the party primaries. Thokozani Khupe will be representing the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) led by Nelson Chamisa.
<h3>Some Context:</h3>
Matabeleland in Zimbabwe feels it has been neglected by the government in terms of development and infrastructure projects, resulting in poor living conditions for its residents. The region has inadequate road networks, limited access to clean water, poor health facilities, unreliable electricity supply, and inadequate schools.
The region’s history of political tensions with the ruling party and being predominantly inhabited by the Ndebele ethnic group may have contributed to its neglect. Efforts by civil society organizations and community leaders to address this issue have been made, but the situation remains a challenge for many residents.
According to Moyo’s reasoning, a person of Mthuli Ncube’s status as Minister of Finance may have a better chance of changing the trajectory of development in Matabeleland compared to a mere Member of Parliament if Thokozani Khupe were to win.
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Jonathan Moyo: Khupe Shouldn't Contest Against Mthuli Ncube For Cowdray Park

Two men have been arrested in Bulawayo for selling a residential stand which does not belong to them.
A police report seen by Pindula News says the two sold the stand to a 50-year-old woman for over R67 000 and she managed to pay R45 500. Reads the police report:
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The ZRP confirms the arrest of Titus Sibanda (41) and Edwin Sitsa (44) in connection with a case of fraud in which they allegedly duped a 50-year-old Bulawayo woman after they sold her a residential stand which does not belong to them in Cowdray Park, Bulawayo, in November 2021. The suspects charged the complainant ZAR67 500-00, and she paid ZAR45 500-00. The offence came to light in December 2022 after the owner confronted her for developing his residential stand.
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Thousands of home-seekers have over the years been left counting their losses after their houses and other structures were demolished by local government authorities nationwide.
Authorities argue that the structures would have been erected on illegally acquired land or on undesignated sites.
They have been urging land seekers to approach relevant local government authorities to verify availability and authenticity before acquiring a piece of land to avoid losing their hard-earned money.
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A 50-year-old Bulawayo Woman Duped Of Over R45K In Residential Stand Deal

The body of a suspected murderer was found hanging in a local church in Cowdray Park, Bulawayo.
A police statement seen by Pindula News says the deceased, Judge Evans Zinzombe, was a wanted person in connection with the murder of his estranged wife on 7 December 2022. 
Reads the statement by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP):
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 The ZRP reports that Judge Evans Zinzombe (36) who was being sought in connection with the callous murder of his estranged wife, Phelomina Mabika (32) which occurred on 07/12/2022 at a house in Cowdray Park, Bulawayo, has committed suicide. His body was found hanging from a metal roof truss at a local church in Cowdray Park, Bulawayo.
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It is alleged that Zinzombe killed his estranged wife in cold blood on Wednesday and went on to sexually abuse her corpse in full view of the couple’s two minor children.
Police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said Zinzobe allegedly sneaked into the room where Phelomina Mabika (32), their daughter (12) and a son (7) were before strangling her to death with hands.
He and his wife were reportedly having marital disputes which forced them to sleep in separate rooms.
After killing her, Zinzombe allegedly went on to sexually abuse the body in full view of his children.
The children spent the whole night with the body before a police report was made in the morning.
The incident happened just as the nation was observing 16 Days of activism against gender-based violence.
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Murder Suspect's Body Found Hanging In A Local Church

A teacher at <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mpopoma_High_School">Mpopoma High School</a> in Bulawayo reportedly died in his sleep after allegedly drinking “too much hot stuff” at a shebeen in Cowdray Park suburb.
Benwell Mudanwa (45) who has not been going to work since he was serving a suspension for allegedly being found drunk during working hours reportedly drank a bottle of Cane Spirit on Sunday last week.
B-Metro reports that on the day in question around 6 pm, Mudanwa left his home to go drinking with his friends at a shebeen in the Cowdray Park suburb.
At around 7 pm his wife received a phone call informing her that her husband had collapsed after drinking a bottle of hot stuff.
B-Metro quotes an anonymous source as saying:
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His wife rushed to the shebeen and found him lying on the floor breathing with difficulty and she picked him up before taking him to their home. She left him lying on their bed and went to sleep at her parents’ place.
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When she returned the following morning, she found him dead. A family member said:
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His wife reported the incident at Cowdray Park police post where the police called an ambulance crew which attended the scene and confirmed his death. Following that, his lifeless body was ferried to hospital for post-mortem.
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Another Bulawayo man Oscar Sibanda (37) also died last week on Saturday after he allegedly drank too much Cane Spirit at his home in the Makokoba suburb.
His younger brother said after drinking the hot stuff, Sibanda started coughing excessively and died that night.
Bulawayo acting police spokesperson Assistant Inspector Nomalanga Msebele confirmed both incidents.
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High School Teacher Dies After Drinking "Too Much Hot Stuff"

Nqobile Ngwenya, a National University of Science and Technology  (NUST) student has narrated how his family was attacked by 10 armed robbers on Monday morning at home in Cowdray Park.
The 23-year-old who is a final year Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering student at NUST still had his face covered in scars, bandages and stitches when he spoke to <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/10-armed-robbers-attack-survivor-tells-of-ordeal-from-hospital-bed/">Chronicle</a>.
He said his family went to bed at around 10 PM on Sunday after he was done with his presentation that he was supposed to submit the next day.
At around 2 AM, the armed robbers pounced.
He was axed eight times on the head. He narrated:
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At around 2 in the morning, I was awakened by my mother screaming. I then rushed to her room to see what was happening and surprisingly I found a man in her room who was choking her and pointing a knife at her. When my younger sister heard our mother screaming, she ran and hid behind a couch in the sitting room. The moment I tried to talk to the man to let go of my mother, the other men came from behind me and axed my head and I fell down. They did not give me any chance at that moment as they also hit me with sticks, planks and one of them took a garden fork that was in the house and plucked out my eye and left it hanging.
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He also has injuries on his neck, shoulders, arms and hands that he used to try and defend himself with.
He said every time he told the robbers to leave his mother alone, he was struck with an axe on the head and beaten up. He said he was struck about eight times on the head.
His mother, Mrs Nokuthula Ngwenya (46), said the men were not wearing any masks to cover their faces but they couldn’t identify any of them.
Mrs Ngwenya said she thinks the armed robbers came with a car as they were passing goods they stole from the house over the fence.
She said they took her passport and national identification card, cooking pots a 42-inch plasma television, a Huawei P9, a mobicel and Nokia 1280 phones and a 12 volts light solar battery.
The armed robbers went and came back for the second time after about 20 minutes demanding that she gives them her daughter who is 12 years old but she refused and they went away. 
Mrs Ngwenya said her daughter is traumatised by the whole incident and does not want to stay in the family house that they were attacked in anymore. 
She said neighbours heard them screaming but they were afraid to come out as most of them were ladies and there was nothing they could possibly do. 
Nqobile was taken to Mpilo hospital at around past three. From Mpilo Central Hospital, he was referred to the United Bulawayo Hospitals (UBH) for further treatment.
Mrs Ngwenya appealed to people for assistance to cover medical bills for her son. She can be reached on 0778 096 871 or 0773 738 599.
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NUST Student Narrates How His Family Was Attacked By Armed Robbers

A Bulawayo family claims that their six-year-old son died after being hit with a brick on the head by an invisible being.
The deceased reportedly claimed that he could see the said invisible being describing it as a small boy.
The incident occurred in Cowdray Park last Thursday and has left family members and neighbours in shock, Sunday News reported.
Police in Bulawayo has since opened an investigation to ascertain the cause of death, with police provincial spokesperson Inspector Abednico Ncube confirming that they were handling the case as sudden death.
<h2>What happened:</h2>
The six-year-old was said to have been playing outside with his three-year-old sister when he started calling his mother claiming that there was a small boy suspended above the ground who had hit him with a brick. 
The 32-year-old mother is said to have come to investigate but saw nothing.
However, the child continued pointing several times in the direction where the mysterious small boy was but the mother could not see the mysterious boy.
The deceased reportedly began to froth from the mouth while struggling to breathe.
Insp Ncube said the boy’s mother quickly called her brother and requested a motor vehicle to take the now deceased to the hospital. 
The boy reportedly died on their way to the hospital prompting them to go to Cowdray Park Police Station with the lifeless body where they filed a report.
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Family Says Their 6-year-old Boy Was Killed By An Invisible Being

A 20-year-old Bulawayo woman was raped and robbed on Monday in Cowdray Park at around 9 pm, the <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/20-year-old-raped-robbed-in-cowdray-park/">Sunday News</a> reports.
The case adds to the rampant crime statistics in the emerging township.
According to police Bulawayo provincial spokesperson, Inspector Abednico Ncube, the complainant dropped off a commuter omnibus with two other women and the trio walked together along a bushy footpath where three men approached them.
They were accosted by the men resulting in two of them holding her captive while the two other women managed to flee.
One of the accused persons reportedly grabbed her by her collar and dragged her for about ten meters into the bush where he produced a kitchen knife and ordered her to sit down. The complainant said her attacker pushed her to the ground and raped her three times.
The rapist then robbed the young woman of her Itel A14 phone, ZAR50, USD1 and ZWL375 before fleeing, leaving her in the bush.
Inspector Ncube appealed to the public for information that may lead to the arrest of the criminals. 
He said the public should advise the nearest police station should they obtain any information pertaining to the crimes.
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A 20-year-old Woman Raped And Robbed In Bulawayo

There has been outrage after pictures of two victims of police brutality circulated on social media this week prompting Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) to investigate the matter.
The victims, two women from Cowdray Park suburb in Bulawayo, claim that they were savagely beaten by police officers for “breaching coronavirus lockdown rules.”
The two sisters, Nokhuthula and Ntombizodwa Mpofu claim that they were leaving Pick n Pay supermarket in the suburb on April 16 when a police officer attacked them with a truncheon.
<blockquote>The victims narrating their ordeal.</blockquote>
Nokhuthula told journalist Zenzele Ndebele in an interview that she immediately returned to the police position upon realising that her phone which was in her pocket had been damaged during the assault, intending to complain to the officer’s colleagues.
The ‘arrogant’ offending officer sent her away but six officers followed the victims whom they handcuffed and assaulted on the way to a police post in the suburb where the duo was detained overnight on;y to be released in the morning after paying admission of guilt fines.
Pictures of their injuries from the assault circulated on Twitter and a campaign was launched to identify the arresting officer.
The six implicated officers have now been summoned to appear in court on Saturday charged with assault.
More: <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/2020/05/08/coronavirus-lockdown-police-brutality-pictures-spark-outrage/">ZimLive</a>

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