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A Zimbabwean national who was found transporting explosives at the Beitbridge border was on Wednesday sentenced to 15 years in prison by the Musina Regional Court in South Africa.
Prosper Takunda Henry Mumbure (34) pleaded guilty to the charges he was facing.
Mumbure told the court that on 17 November 2022, he was driving a truck at the Beitbridge port of entry from Zimbabwe to South Africa.
When the South African Revenue Service (SARS) and police officials inspected the truck, they realised that it had explosives.
They searched the truck and found 17x reels of detonating fuse, 1250x units of connector-capped fuses, and 2569x units of blasting cartridges marked solar explosives hidden inside.
NPA regional spokesperson, Mashudu Malabi-Dzhangi was quoted by <a href="https://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-and-courts/zimbabwean-handed-15-years-in-jail-for-transporting-unauthorised-explosives-1d0bebfd-be2e-4241-a740-b8e76c7ff0f8">IOL</a> as saying:
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The accused failed to appear before the court on his next court date after being released on bail and that resulted in the warrant of arrest being authorised against him.
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Malabi-Dzhangi said that after the warrant of arrest was issued, the accused was then found and arrested again on 04 April 2023, by the Hawks.
In aggravation of sentence, the state prosecutor, Jan Krijt, submitted that the offence carried a minimum sentence of 15 years. Added Malabi-Dzhangi:
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He then said that crime, wherein explosives are carried, is a prevalent crime in this court’s jurisdiction.
He further told the court that these types of offences are destroying our country through illegal mining, cash in transit, and ATM bombings.
He concluded by saying that the offence has serious consequences for the safety of our people and the stability of our economy.
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Malabi-Dzhangi further said that the NPA hopes that the sentence would deter would-be offenders of similar crimes.
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Zimbabwean Man Jailed 15 Years In SA For Transporting Unauthorised Explosives

A Zimbabwean man has been arrested for unlawful possession of explosives in South Africa.
<a href="https://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-and-courts/zimbabwean-arrested-for-possession-of-explosives-in-mpumalanga-6eacc432-b1e7-4c25-ba4a-90facce81fbf">IOL</a> reported that the 31-year-old Zimbabwean national who has not been named was arrested while walking in the street on Thursday in Sabie.
Mpumalanga police spokesperson, Brig Selvy Mohlala, said:
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Mpumalanga Tactical Response Team and Mpumalanga Tracking Team operationalised the information gathered, which resulted in a big fish being nabbed.
The suspect, a 31-year-old Zimbabwean national was tracked down and apprehended whilst walking on the street.
He was found in possession of 10 Superpower blasting cartridges, 10 green Cap Fuses and 50m of Detonating Cord.
… The Department of Home Affairs will also be brought on board and police cannot rule out that the contravention of (the) Immigration Act charge could be added.
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The suspect was expected to appear in Sabie Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday.
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Zimbabwean Arrested For Possession Of Explosives In South Africa

A 40-year-old Zimbabwean man, Luckmore Harunashe, was on Friday sentenced to 15 years behind bars for possession of commercial explosives by the Musina regional court in South Africa.
<a href="https://www.timeslive.co.za/news/south-africa/2023-02-18-zimbabwean-jailed-for-15-years-for-possession-of-commercial-explosives/">TimesLive</a> reported Hawks spokesperson Capt Matimba Maluleke as saying Harunashe and Zorodzai Ignatius Mukonzamariro (31) were arrested on the N1 between Musina and Makhado in September 2022.
Maluleke said the Beitbridge police task team was tipped off about a blue Toyota Condor transporting explosives. Said Maluleke:
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The task team members immediately reacted and the suspicious vehicle with two occupants was spotted, stopped and searched.
On searching the vehicle, police found commercial explosives including 247 blasting cartridges, 1 250 connector-capped fuses and seven detonating fuses valued at R70 000.
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Harunashe and Mukonzamariro, who was driving, were arrested and their case was transferred to the Hawks. Added Maluleke:
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The accused weren’t granted bail. During their trial, the court heard that Harunashe hired a vehicle driven by Mukonzamariro to transport his explosives from Zimbabwe to South Africa without a permit.
Apart from the 15 years of direct imprisonment that was imposed on Harunashe, he was also sentenced to six months imprisonment or an R20 000 fine for entering South Africa without a valid passport.
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Mukonzamariro was sentenced to six months in jail, with the option of an R20 000 fine, for entering South Africa without a valid passport.

SA: Zimbabwean Man Jailed For 15 Years For Possession Of Explosives

Zimbabweans are smuggling explosives to South Africa for use in blowing up automated teller machines (ATMs) in the neighbouring country.
This was said by Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) chairperson Justice Loice Matanda-Moyo during a high-level National Anti-Corruption Strategy (NACS) steering committee meeting held in Harare on Thursday. She said:
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Recently explosives were also smuggled from Zimbabwe to South Africa and during (a recent) meeting I was made to understand that the explosives were used to hit ATMs (automated teller machines) in South Africa. We cannot show such a lack of humanity as Zimbabweans.
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Matanda-Moyo said she went to South Africa recently where she met officials from that country’s police service and the special investigations unit.
She said it was perplexing that Zimbabweans were being caught with contraband in South Africa. Said Matanda-Moyo:
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The South African authorities are always arresting Zimbabweans who would have crossed the borders with smuggled goods.
How is that happening? Why are they not caught on the Zimbabwean side? We really need to introspect.
The porosity of our borders is also causing the country to lose resources. 
Recently, our gold was forfeited in South Africa. Cigarettes are also being forfeited.
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The NACS steering committee is composed of key ministries such as the Finance, Home Affairs, Justice and government institutions such as ZACC, the National Prosecuting Authority, Zimbabwe Republic Police, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s Financial Intelligence Unit, Zimbabwe Revenue Authority, Auditor-General and Zimbabwe Electoral Commission, among others. | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200004411/explosives-smuggling-rife-zacc">NewsDay</a>

Zimbabweans Smuggling Explosives To South Africa - ZACC

South Africa’s Members of the Beitbridge Task Team, who guard the border post between South Africa and Zimbabwe, arrested two suspects with explosives during a stop and search along the N1 between Musina and Beitbridge on Friday.
Provincial police spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Malesela Ledwaba, said members of the Beitbridge Task Team the duo was in a blue Toyota Corolla sedan. <a href="https://www.iol.co.za/mercury/news/saps-nab-two-suspects-with-more-than-240-explosives-during-a-stop-and-search-operation-on-the-n1-near-beitbridge-57c0e6f4-9b89-40a5-b43f-44705608a3f5">IOL</a> cites him as saying:
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Upon searching the vehicle, the members found four bags in the boot of the car containing two hundred and forty seven (247) blasting cartridges, 1 250 connector capped fuses and seven reels of detonating cords.
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Ledwaba said the two suspects were immediately apprehended on the spot while the explosives, as well as the motor vehicle, were confiscated.
In a separate incident last month, IOL reported that a 30-year-old South African man appeared before the Beitbridge Magistrate’s Court in Zimbabwe after he was arrested for allegedly smuggling a pistol and 50 rounds of live ammunition into the neighbouring country.
Meanwhile, earlier this year, it was reported that three foreign nationals, one woman and two men, were arrested by the police at the Beitbridge border post for allegedly being in possession of commercial explosives.
The suspects were arrested as they crossed into South Africa from Zimbabwe.
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South Africa: Two Men Arrested For Possession Of Over 240 Explosives

Three Zimbabwean nationals carrying explosives have been intercepted by members of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) in Musina.
Captain Moses Semono of the Limpopo Joint Technical Headquarters said this was a case of possible Automated Teller Machine (ATM) explosion attempts.
The explosives consisted of six reels of detonating cord, 50 units of connector capped fuses and 65 units of blasting cartridges, all valued at around R38 000.
Semono said the three undocumented suspects aged between 31 and 33-years-old were intercepted at the Beitbridge port of entry. He said:
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The suspects were entering South Africa illegally carrying sixty-five blasting cartridges of Superpower 90 emulsion explosives, together with connector capped fuses, as well as Reels of Detonating Cords.
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The suspects were handed over to the South African Police Services (SAPS) bomb disposal unit in Musina.
Upon arrival at the police station, the suspects’ luggage was searched and commercial explosives were discovered.
The trio will appear before the Musina Magistrate’s Court with charges of unlawful possession and the smuggling of explosives.
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3 Zimbabwean Nationals Arrested In SA For Smuggling Explosives

A Zimbabwean man was on Friday jailed for an effective 15 years at a Musina magistrate court in South Africa for smuggling explosives worth R95 000 into the neighbouring country.
Brighton Chuma (27) was arrested on 17 December 2020 by the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks) at the Beitbridge Border Post while driving a Toyota Hilux. Hawks spokesperson for Limpopo Captain Matimba Maluleke said:
<blockquote>The man was travelling from Zimbabwe to South Africa in a Toyota Hilux double cab when he was stopped and searched at the Beitbridge Port of Entry by the police.
Upon searching the vehicle, 32 blasting cartridges of explosives to the value of R95 000 were found hidden in the loading portion covered with packed bags and the accused was subsequently arrested.</blockquote>
Capt Maluleke said the Zimbabwean’s case was referred to the Hawks’ Serious Organised Crime Investigation team which successfully opposed Brighton’s bail application during the duration of his trial.
Chuma will serve an effective 15 years direct imprisonment with no option of a fine, Capt Maluleke said.
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Zimbabwean Man (27) Jailed 15 Years In SA For Smuggling Explosives

A 34-year-old man from <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Bulawayo" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Bulawayo</a> was arrested by South African police on Thursday while trying to smuggle explosives into the country.
According to South African police, the suspect initially claimed that he was transporting containers with oil.
<blockquote>He was then directed towards the baggage scanner. When the containers were subsequently opened, 398 pieces of blasting cartridges (explosive gel) were found and the suspect was immediately arrested.
The motive for the smuggling is not known at this stage, however, police investigations are continuing.</blockquote>
The man will appear soon in the Musina magistrate’s court on charges of possession of explosive materials.
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