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A South African detective constable is set to appear in court, on charges of defeating the ends of justice.
The police officer was arrested by the Hawks Serious Corruption Investigation Unit as he allegedly tried to book out Zimbabwean businessman Frank Buyanga from prison.
Buyanga has been locked up at Sun City Prison in South Africa since November 2022 following his arrest through Interpol.
<a href="https://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-and-courts/joburg-cop-arrested-as-he-attempted-to-book-zim-businessman-frank-buyanga-out-of-prison-ab2a856e-f033-4785-be82-2611f8f99387">IOL</a> reported Hawks spokesperson, Colonel Katlego Mogale as saying on Friday, the detective almost booked out Buyanga from the Johannesburg Correctional Service.
The detective wanted to book out the Zimbabwean businessman on the pretext that he was going to do an investigation. Said Mogale:
<blockquote>
The constable’s arrest emanated from a (case) of fraud and contravention of the Immigration Act against a foreign national businessman, Frank Buyanga who was charged on 28 November 2022, and subsequently refused bail as the accused was also wanted for kidnapping in his country of origin.
It is alleged on Friday, 14 April 2023, the investigation officer received a call from Johannesburg Correctional Services, notifying him that another police officer, a constable wants to book out the accused (Buyanga) for investigation.
</blockquote>
The investigating officer immediately requested the prison warders to delay the detective constable, as he and his colleagues were on their way. Said Mogale:
<blockquote>
Upon arrival, the constable from Mondeor detectives was presented and further questioned, where it was discovered that he had no case connected to the accused (Buyanga). The member has been arrested.
</blockquote>
Buyanga is wanted back in Zimbabwe on alleged kidnapping charges of his juvenile son.
He was arrested by Interpol South Africa through the assistance of the SAPS National Intervention Unit in an early morning raid at an upmarket hotel in Sandton, Joburg, in November.
He was granted R150 000 bail by the Randburg Magistrate’s Court on allegations of kidnapping his son in Harare in 2020 and on charges of contempt of court.
But before he regained his freedom, he was re-arrested, accused of breaching South African immigration laws.
More: <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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SA Cop Arrested For Trying To Book Frank Buyanga Out Of Prison

Zimbabwean businessman Frank Buyanga Sadiqi was granted R150 000 bail at the Randburg Magistrates Court in Johannesburg, South Africa following his arrest on 10 November.
Buyanga (43) was arrested on allegations of kidnapping his son in Harare in 2020, and on charges of contempt of court.
He then appeared before the Randburg Magistrate’s Court where he was remanded in custody to allow South African authorities to verify his identity documents.
That was after it was found that Buyanga’s South African identity documents show he was born in Zimbabwe, yet his Zimbabwean passport says he was born in the United Kingdom.
The immigration charge is also supposed to be heard in court Tuesday next week.
This means that although Buyanga was granted bail, he is still in custody pending the finalisation of the immigration charge that he is facing. | <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/buyanga-granted-r150-000-bail/">The Herald</a>

Buyanga Granted R150 000 Bail In South Africa

The High Court has set aside the cancellation of a warrant of arrest for South Africa-based Zimbabwean businessman <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Frank_Buyanga">Frank Buyanga Sadiqi.</a>
This comes after the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) of Zimbabwe applied for a review of Harare magistrate Judith Taruvinga’s ruling that cancelled the warrant of arrest earlier this month.
In their judgment overturning the ruling by the lower court, High Court judges Justices Pisirayi Kwenda and Benjamin Chikowero said:
<blockquote>
In a masterstroke, she overturned two judgments of the superior courts … She failed to appreciate the difference between the procedure of setting aside an irregular proceeding and cancellation of an order.
An irregular proceeding is a proceeding contrary to the law and is, thus, a nullity. Such a proceeding is a money event in the eyes of the law. It cannot be cancelled. It can only be set aside by a court of competent jurisdiction.
When the magistrate thought she was merely cancelling a warrant of arrest, she was in fact setting aside her previous order thereby reviewing her own work.
She had no jurisdiction to do so. She had become a functus officio.
</blockquote>
According to an <a href="https://www.merriam-webster.com/legal/functus%20officio">online source</a>, functus officio means “of no further official authority or legal effect” and is “used especially of an officer who is no longer in office or of an instrument that has fulfilled its purpose.”
Justice Kwenda claimed that he had been harassed by Buyanga’s lawyers who were three in number. He said:
<blockquote>
I could have reviewed the proceedings and if need be, obtained concurrence from another judge, peacefully in the comfort of my chambers.
All hell broke loose when I decided to and did invite the legal practitioners who represented Frank Buyanga Sadiqi and the State in their capacity as officers of the court, to assist me with the legal issues which I had identified.
As soon as they arrived, Frank Buyanga Sadiqi’s legal practitioners, three in number, ganged up against me and presented a furious argument aimed at ejecting me from the review process, accusing me of bias.
If it was up to me and not a call of duty, I would have resolved never to do it again.
</blockquote>
Buyanga was arrested in South Africa on 10 November 2022 on charges of child trafficking, immigration law violations, forgery and contempt of court.
He has so far been denied bail by the South African courts. | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200004369/high-court-reinstates-buyanga-arrest-warrant">NewsDay</a>

High Court Reinstates Warrant Of Arrest For Frank Buyanga

The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has applied to the High Court challenging the cancellation of a warrant of arrest for businessman Frank Sadiq Buyanga by Harare provincial magistrate, Judith Taruvinga.
Taruvinga on Monday last week rescinded her ruling because a low-ranking police officer, Sergeant Lilybirth Ndlovu, erroneously applied for the warrant of arrest.
Buyanga’s lawyer Admire Rubaya told the court that the Criminal Procedure and Evidence Act stipulates that a police officer applying for an arrest warrant should be at least at the rank of inspector or an assistant inspector in charge of a police station.
But Prosecutor-General Nelson Mutsonziwa wants the High Court to set aside Taruvinga’s judgment, arguing that the warrant was cancelled without following due process.
Mutsonziwa cited Taruvinga and Buyanga as the first and second respondents, respectively. He submitted:
<blockquote>
The court presided over a matter in which it lacked jurisdiction to cancel a warrant of arrest after it had been executed by law enforcement authorities of the Republic of South Africa under an extradition request made to it by the Republic of Zimbabwe.
There was a gross irregularity in the proceedings or the decision of the court in that the court perpetuated contempt of court by the second respondent by granting his legal practitioner audience in circumstances where the High Court, Supreme Court and Constitutional Court of Zimbabwe, respectively found him to have dirty hands and consequently denied him an audience.
</blockquote>
The matter will be heard this Monday at the High Court before Justice Pisirayi Kwenda.
Buyanga was arrested in South Africa on 10 November 2022, on charges of child trafficking, immigration violations, forgery, and contempt of court.
His arrests emanated from a protracted child custody dispute with his ex-girlfriend Chantelle Muteswa.
There are two other warrants of arrest against Buyanga — one issued by High Court judge Justice David Mangota and the other by Justice Jacob Manzunzu.
Buyanga recently claimed that President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his family are involved in his legal woes.
He said that his former girlfriend is being used by Mnangagwa and his family to get to him. | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/news/article/200003893/npa-challenge-cancellation-of-buyangas-arrest-warrant">NewsDay</a>

NPA Challenge Cancellation Of Buyanga’s Arrest Warrant

Zimbabwean businessman Frank Buyanga Sadiqi, who was arrested last Thursday in South Africa, was this week remanded in custody to Tuesday next week for his bail hearing.
The 43-year-old was arrested on allegations of kidnapping his son in Harare in 2020 and on charges of contempt of court.
Buyanga appeared before the Randburg Magistrate’s Court on Thursday.
However, his arrest warrant was cancelled on Monday at the Harare Magistrates court after magistrate Judith Taruvinga said that she had issued the warrant of arrest erroneously.
The South African lawyer representing Buyanga, Laurence Hodes SC, on Thursday called for a speedy bail hearing for his client, saying Buyanga was entitled to bail.
Hodes added that the warrant Interpol executed to arrest Buyanga on 10 November had been cancelled in Zimbabwe. He said:
<blockquote>
His continued incarceration is unlawful. We have an authentic court order from Zimbabwe, showing the cancellation of his warrant of arrest.
… We have attached his proof of visa permits to our affidavit. These would assist in showing he is not a flight risk and is entitled to bail. The accused is applying to have custody of his child in South Africa.
There is [a court] order in Zimbabwe that his child is in his custody. The High Court in Johannesburg is determining which parent would be given custody of his 8-year-old son.
There is no basis to detain him. He was arrested at the address we had submitted. I am ready to proceed with the bail application.
Should the State decide to proceed with the bail [application], we are ready. If there is no warrant, he should be released.
The chief magistrate in Zimbabwe sent an email to the Director of Public Prosecutions in SA that the warrant has been cancelled.
The only document that gives this court jurisdiction to hear the matter is a warrant of arrest.
</blockquote>
Prosecutor Advocate Rutondo Phungo argued that the State had to authenticate the documents they had received from the defence before the bail application could begin.
The matter was postponed to November 22 for verification of the Zimbabwean court order and other documents. | <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/businessman-buyanga-remanded-in-custody/">The Herald</a>

Businessman Frank Buyanga Remanded In Custody

Zimbabwean businessman Frank Buyanga Sadiqi, who is involved in a legal battle over the custody of his minor son with ex-girlfriend Chantelle Muteswa, claims President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his family are involved in his legal woes.
Buyanga was arrested on Thursday in South Africa by the international police organisation, Interpol, at Zimbabwe’s request, on allegations of kidnapping his eight-year-old son and violating immigration laws.
The property tycoon is accused of abducting his son in Harare and taking the minor to South Africa.
He has since filed an urgent chamber application with the South African High Court arguing he was unlawfully arrested.
In his papers, Buyanga said he is worried because he is not aware of his son’s whereabouts since his arrest.
He alleged that his former girlfriend is being used by Mnangagwa and his family to get to him. He argued:
<blockquote>
Political influence, use of State machinery and abuse of authority by the Zimbabwean government in this matter as stated somewhere above.
Miss Muteswa is heavily involved with the First Family to the extent that she is willing to be used as a pawn to get to me.
She has had frequent visits to the Zimbabwean State House during my custody battle in Zimbabwe.
There is no merit in this matter that warrants my arrest and detention to the extent that the State is justified in opposing bail.
</blockquote>
Meanwhile, <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/businessman-frank-buyangas-interpol-warrant-of-arrest-cancelled/">a report claims that Harare magistrate Judith Taruvinga on Monday cancelled the arrest warrant against Buyanga</a> after she admitted that she issued it erroneously. | <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/buyanga-languishes-in-south-african-jail-challenges-extradition/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>

Buyanga Blames Mnangagwa Family For Arrest

Zimbabwean businessman Frank Buyanga Sadiqi had his warrant of arrest cancelled by a Harare court on Monday.
The court said the warrant was issued in error.
Buyanga was arrested in South Africa last Thursday for allegedly kidnapping his son and has been locked up at Sun City Prison since his arrest.
He filed an application for cancellation of the arrest warrant saying it was illegally issued.
Harare magistrate Judith Taruvinga heard the application on Monday where she admitted that she issued it erroneously.
The State, through Zebediah Bofu, had opposed the cancellation of the warrant saying Buyanga was placed on Interpol’s red notice on July 7, 2020.
But Buyanga’s lawyer Admire Rubaya submitted that the magistrates’ court’s decision to grant the warrant of arrest was outrageous, defied logic and no sensible court having applied its mind would arrive at that.
He said it was a gross irregularity for the courts to entertain an application for a warrant of arrest from a police officer of a rank two sergeant when the lower limit for those who are empowered at law to make the application is that of an assistant inspector who happens to be a person in charge of a police station. | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200003590/buyangas-interpol-warrant-of-arrest-cancelled">NewsDay</a>

Businessman Frank Buyanga’s Interpol Warrant Of Arrest Cancelled

Businessman Frank Sadiqi Buyanga has been arrested in South Africa on allegations of child trafficking and other charges.
Charges also include immigration violations and forgery, <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/just-in-business-tycoon-buyanga-arrested-in-south-africa/">NewZimbabwe.com</a> reported citing a SAPS statement signed by Colonel Athlenda Mathe. Reads the statement:
<blockquote>
Sadiqi is wanted by the Zimbabwean authorities for child trafficking, forgery and violation of the immigration act.
The charges emanate from an incident which took place in April 2020 in Zimbabwe where the suspect kidnapped his next of kin and fled with him to South Africa.
A warrant of arrest was immediately issued by Zimbabwean Authorities after which a red notice was also issued by Interpol Harare.
</blockquote>
Buyanga and his ex-girlfriend Chantelle Muteswa have for years been embroiled in a legal battle over the custody of their minor son.
In 2020 Buyanga allegedly kidnapped his son from the hands of the mother and fled to South Africa.
This was after he was granted custody by the Supreme Court in a landmark ruling that gave equal access to unmarried couples.
Buyanga was allegedly being accompanied by two men armed with guns when he staged the ‘heist’ outside a Spar Supermarket in Harare’s Waterfalls suburb.
He was later listed on Interpol’s Red Notice.
Chantelle involved the first family in the matter prompting the <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/06/11/full-text-buyanga-tells-ed-to-stop-meddling-in-his-custody-and-personal-matters/">businessman to fume “demanding that Mrs Auxillia Mnangagwa and her sons desist</a> with their involvement, has been sent.” 
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Zim Businessman Frank Buyanga Arrested In South Africa For Child Trafficking

Kudakwashe David Mnangagwa who is believed to be a close relative to President Emmerson Mnangagwa has won a child custody battle.
High Court High judges, Justices Ephraim Tagu and Emilia Muchawa ruled that his baby mama, Al-Marie Iris Hall, was toxic to the minor, born in 2019.
Hall had approached the High Court challenging the decision of a magistrate who awarded custodianship to Mnangagwa. Said the judges:
<blockquote>
The court proceeded to also consider case law authorities which emphasize that the best interests of the child are paramount consideration even for a child born out of wedlock. The case of Sadiqi (Frank Buyanga) versus Chantelle Muteswa HH249/20 sets out the legal position in respect to the custody of minors born out of wedlock and was relied upon by the court a quo.
Furthermore, the court a quo relied on the provisions of the Guardianship of Minors Act and the Universal Declaration on the rights of the child. These cannot be said to have been irrelevant considerations. One cannot therefore successfully impugn the court a quo’s conclusion that the best interests of the child in casu could best be served by placing her in the custody of a stable and responsible person being Mnangagwa. In the result, the appeal is dismissed with costs.
</blockquote>
The court confirmed that Mnangagwa has always been a good father to the child while the mother was said to be a violent person and a drug addict who once stayed in a rehabilitation home for three weeks.
At one point Hall’s mother raised a point that her daughter was so desperate that she could sell her baby for drugs.
Mnangagwa through his lawyer Tinomudaishe Chinyoka also said his baby mama would threaten to kill herself each time he wanted to move out of their flat and Hall did not dispute this in any of her affidavits. 
More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/mnangagwas-relative-wins-child-custody-battle-against-mother-so-desperate-she-could-sell-the-baby-for-drugs/">NewZimbabwe</a>

Kudakwashe David Mnangagwa Wins Child Custody Battle

South Africa-based Zimbabwean businessman, Frank Buyanga has claimed that the family of his ex-girlfriend, Chantelle Muteswa has issued him with death threats.
Buyanga and Chantelle are locked in a bitter custody dispute that has also dragged in Collins Mnangagwa the son of President Emmerson Mnangagwa and businessman Delish Nguwaya who are being accused of influencing the judges in favour of Chantelle.
The African Medallion Group boss claims Chantelle’s father sent him a message saying “Your days are numbered,” after he had posted on Facebook announcing a donation his company had made to Eswatini.
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Buyanga had posted:
<blockquote>“When we give cheerfully and accept gratefully, everyone is blessed” -Maya Angelou</blockquote>
NewsDay claims Lawrence Muteswa, Chantelle’s father, could not be reached for comment while the only response from Chantelle was the echo of an unanswered ring.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/">NewsDay</a>

"Your Days Are Numbered" - Buyanga Receives Death Threats

ZRP has engaged International Police to try and locate Frank Buyanga and the son he reportedly kidnapped Zim Morning Post reports.
This was revealed by the police Chief Godwin Matanga in his deposition affidavit at the High court after Buyanga filed a Draft Order seeking a stay of execution of Justice Manzunzu’s April 16 ruling that he r<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/04/17/high-court-orders-buyanga-to-return-his-5-year-old-son-in-24-hours/">eturns the kidnapped child immediately or be arrested for contempt of court. </a>
Commisioner Matanga said:
<blockquote>The investigations are still continuing and are at an advanced stage, Interpol has been invoked to assist in locating both the Applicant and minor child outside this jurisdiction. It will be an affront for this Honorable court to entertain a fugitive from justice like the Applicant</blockquote>
Buyanga who has been embroiled in a nasty custody battle with his former lover Chantel Muteswa reportedly snatched the boy at a shopping centre in Waterfalls Harare.
More: <a href="https://zimmorningpost.com/police-chief-trashes-buyanga-stay-of-execution-application-as-defective-vexatious-want-him-jailed/">ZimMorning Post</a>

ZRP Approaches Interpol For Assistance In Trying To Locate Frank Buyanga

South African-based Zimbabweans businessman <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Frank_Buyanga" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Frank Buyanga</a> has come under scrutiny for his alleged association with the estranged wife of Vice President <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Constantino_Chiwenga" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Constantino Chiwenga</a>, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Marry_Chiwenga" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Marry Chiwenga nee Mubaiwa</a>.
Zim Morning Post claims to have in its possession photos of Buyanga and Marry’s son apparently enjoying each other’s company while holidaying in Victoria Falls.
The child in question is reported to be one of Marry and Chiwenga’s three children. Buyanga’s lawyer, Estee Maman, from Maman Attorneys, disputed reports that Buyanga scouted for properties in South Africa on Marry’s behalf and also downplayed the issue of photos. He said:
<blockquote>Mr Buyanga has no recollection of taking pictures however he is a well-known businessman who is asked by public figures to take pictures with him.
Furthermore, being at the same resort as a politician and greeting them/their kids and being polite or friendly still does not mean any relationship personal or otherwise exists.
Mr Buyanga has pictures with several Presidents and politicians who request a photo with him. It is polite to agree to a photo when asked.</blockquote>
Marry was arrested on Saturday last week and subsequently charged with fraud, money laundering and attempted murder.
<h4>More: <a href="https://zimmorningpost.com/frank-buyanga-dragged-into-chiwenga-wife-saga/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Zim Morning Post</a></h4>

Frank Buyanga's Association With Marry Chiwenga Scrutinised

South African-based founder of the African Medallion Group (AMG), <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Frank_Buyanga" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Frank Buyanga</a>, has written a letter to the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Reserve_Bank_of_Zimbabwe" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)</a> requesting to create a formal gold-based currency that will be used as legal tender in Zimbabwe.
Buyanga assured the RBZ that after extensive research with his executives, he is convinced that it is the time for the introduction of a gold-backed currency. He wrote:
<blockquote>I am writing to you to requesting that you allow us to create a formal gold-based currency that will be used as legal tender in Zimbabwe. This will be greatly relieved to the economy and the people of Zimbabwe.
My executives are immediately available to start discussions on the creation of a new currency. We have done extensive research and are convinced it is time for us to introduce our gold-backed currency in Zimbabwe.</blockquote>
AMG is headquartered in Dubai and is in a coin dealer agreement with the South African Mint Company, a subsidiary of the South African Reserve Bank.
The RBZ has been tinkering with Zimbabwe’s currency and new notes and coins are expected to be issued on 11 November to replace a fiat currency that has been in circulation since 2016.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/amg-approaches-rbz-on-currency/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">H-Metro</a></h4>

Buyanga Engages Mangudya To Create Gold-based Currency For Zim

Frank Buyanga was ordered by a Harare magistrate, Moyo to return his four-year-old son to his estranged lover. Reports suggest that he returned the boy to his mother yesterday.
Buyanga and Muteswa have been fighting for the custody of their four-year-old since their separation in 2014.
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Muteswa was however given custody of the child whilst Buyanga was allowed to have access to the boy over weekends.
In an affidavit, Muteswa argued that she has legal custody of the child.
Recently, Buyanga reported Muteswa to the police for a contempt of court after she failed to release the boy’s passport to Buyanga. The courts had ruled that Muteswa was supposed to release the passport so that Buyanga could travel to South Africa with the child during the holidays.
Muteswa however opted to give the passport to her lawyers resulting in Byuanga failing to receive the passport and the child last week.
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More: <a href="https://www.thestandard.co.zw/2019/04/28/tycoon-forced-return-son/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Standard</a>

Frank Buyanga Loses Son Custody To Estranged Lover

Popular South African based Zimbabwean businessman, Frank Buyanga, was ordered to return his 4-year-old son to his former lover, the mother.
Buyanga and the mother, Chantelle Muteswa, have been fighting for the custody of the boy since 2014 when they broke up.
Recently, Buyanga got Muteswa arrested for refusing to give him the child’s passport so he could travel with him. She was eventually released and instead Buyanga was ordered by the magistrate to surrender the boy, whom the courts said he can visit on weekends.
More: <a href="https://news.co.zw/dailynews/">Daily News</a>

Frank Buyanga Ordered To Surrender Son

Millionaire property tycoon Frank Buyanga is reported to be the owner of the lamborghini that was recently seen parked at the Munhumutapa building in Harare.
A ZimLive.com article suggests that the businessman was meeting with President Emmerson at Mnangagwa’s office.
The article also reports that when Buyanga previously pulled up in a red Ferrari, he and president Mnangagwa discussed a plan through which his AMG would structure a commodity supply deal to ease the shortages of goods and drugs in Zimbabwe.
The agenda of the recent meeting is however not known.
Below is the picture of the Lamborghini that has caused confusion on social media.
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The Owner Of The Lamborghini At Munhumutapa Building Revealed

Millionaire property tycoon Frank Buyanga is reported to be the owner of the lamborghini that was recently seen parked at the Munhumutapa building in Harare.
A ZimLive.com article suggests that the businessman was meeting with President Emmerson at Mnangagwa’s office.
The article also reports that when Buyanga previously pulled up in a red Ferrari, he and president Mnangagwa discussed a plan through which his AMG would structure a commodity supply deal to ease the shortages of goods and drugs in Zimbabwe.
The agenda of the recent meeting is however not known.
Below is the picture of the Lamborghini that has caused confusion on social media.
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Frank Buyanga visited the wounded victims of state-terror in some hospitals last week. The businessman’s African Medallion Group (AMG) established a humanitarian department to help those who were wounded during the fuel protests. Said Buyanga:
<blockquote>Last week, we visited some of the victims in Zimbabwe, among the people we met included the woman who was shot in the leg, Patricia Kamuriwo, and who had to be carried in a wheelbarrow to get medical help.
In addition, Mr Felix Mafondokoto who was featured in the British Sky News report on Zimbabwe, was another victim whom we took to a private clinic, West End, for treatment and is now recovering at home with his loved ones.
We were deeply saddened by the violence that took place in our beloved nation of Zimbabwe.</blockquote>
More than a dozen people lost their lives during the January protests dubbed ShutDownZim. More than a thousand people were arrested including 36 children.
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Businessman Frank Buyanga Pays Medical Bills For Wounded Victims Of ShutDownZim

Businessman Frank Buyanga wrote to United Nations Secretary-General Mr Antonio Guterres asking him to consider Zimbabwe for a seat in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) as a non-permanent member.
He said Zimbabwe should be considered because it is one of the most secure States in Africa which had never had any major disturbances. Buyanga argues ‘smaller’ African countries should not be left out of the UNSC. Below is an excerpt of Buyanga’s letter seen by The Herald:
<blockquote>Sir, the UNSC is now more important than ever to Africa, particularly concerning matters of intervention in conflicts occurring within the region. With this importance there lies the undemocratic selection of African representatives who seat in this council, ‘smaller countries’ are left out. Secretary-General, it is from this background that we the people of Zimbabwe think it is time our country be given a chance to be part of the UNSC.
There is no threat to peace and security in Zimbabwe. Secretary-General, with your help and guidance we hope and trust that Zimbabwe will get the recognition it deserves. We recommend that you support our recommendation that ‘smaller’ African countries be given an opportunity to have a seat on the UNSC. Secretary-General, this recommendation must not only hold ground but also thoroughly be debated at the next UN General Assembly.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/buyanga-wants-zim-in-unsc/">Herald</a>

Frank Buyanga Wants Zim To Be Part Of United Nations Security Council

African Medallion Group owned by South African based Zimbabwean businessman Mr Frank Buyanga will avail a 500 million rand facility for the procurement and delivery of fuel, pharmaceuticals, cement, cooking oil and other commodities through a bonded infrastructure.
AMG chairperson Ms Estee Mamman wrote to RBZ Governor John Mangudya requesting for assistance with the procurement. In response, Mangudya advised AMG to  directly approach the importers of the proposed commodities. Mamman  said they will immediately begin to engage Zimbabwean entities. She said this is a non-profit making initiative. Said Mamman:
<blockquote>African Medallion Group will proceed to contact the relevant authorities in Zimbabwe to obtain the necessary approval, import permits and other documentation deemed necessary for the procurement and delivery of fuel, pharmaceuticals, cement, cooking oil and other commodities through a bonded infrastructure. African Medallion Group will avail a ZAR500 million facility to the African Medallion (Pvt) Ltd Zimbabwe entity for the inward procurement of all commodities. The facility will be redeemable in free funds.</blockquote>
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Frank Buyanga To Avail 500 Million Rand For Fuel, Medicines, Cement, Cooking Oil And Other Commodities

Controversial businessman Frank Buyanga has claimed that Zimbabweans do not what real poverty is. Buyanga who recently imported Bugatti Veyron Fbg par Hermès at a cost of at least $3 million dollars including customs duty was responding to a question from a journalist. When asked if he did not feel any shame in driving such an expensive car when the majority of the people were wallowing in poverty, Buyanga told the Daily News,
<blockquote>There’s no real poverty in Zimbabwe. You should visit other parts of Africa where I’ve spent a lot of my time then you’ll get a reality check. Zimbabwe has just been badly managed and the wheels are starting to turn and as I say, if my establishment is to involve itself, the economy will flourish.</blockquote>

There Is No Real Poverty In Zim: Frank Buyanga On Buying Bugatti

In an interview in Johannesburg, South Africa, Frank Buyanga who recently launched a gold medallion project said Africans are ignorant about the wealth on the African continent.
Said Buyanga:
<blockquote>In Africa, we are the authors of the worlds destiny but we don’t know it, Africa today has the greatest resource apart from human capital, mining, and resources on the ground. Africans have the best the world has to offer but the only people who don’t know about this are Africans. The only people who are ignorant seem to be African but everyone else seems to know about the wealth in Africa.</blockquote>
Buyanga also said that despite the fact that about 40% of the worlds gold came from South Africa the country does not regulate the prices of the commodity.
More: <a href="https://www.biznisafrica.co.za/frank-buyanga-africans-are-ignorant-and-not-united/">Biz Nis Africa</a>

Frank Buyanga says Africans are ignorant about the wealth in Africa

Speaking on Cliff Central’s Immigrant Conversation radio show recently, businessman Frank Buyanga said Zimbabweans in the Diaspora, especially those in South Africa (SA), must know the country’s constitution, in order to avoid unnecessary harassment and an inferiority complex.
Said Buyanga:
<blockquote>Even as we are here in SA, we form a (critical) part (of this society). We are South Africans, but whenever you live in a country you should always have the constitution on you and because when you have (that paper or document) you are virtually untouchable if you are moving in the right light of things.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2017/01/07/know-your-rights-buyanga">Daily News</a>

Frank Buyanga urges Zimbabweans in South Africa to know their host country's constitution

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