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The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) deployed riot police to Glen Norah where they indiscriminately assaulted residents of Tanaka during the night. This action followed the tragic murder of Tinashe Chitsunge, a member of the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), by suspected ZANU PF supporters.
Tanaka primarily consists of ZANU PF supporters who were allocated residential stands by the ruling party. In the aftermath of the incident, some individuals sought temporary refuge with their relatives. Notably, police patrols were observed in the area as early as 8 am, indicating an intensified presence.
According to sources, riot police, locally known as the ‘black boots’ arrived on Wednesday night and proceeded to assault individuals. One source mentioned being fortunate not to have been among those attacked and stated their decision to stay with their aunt until the situation calms down. The source told New Zimbabwe:
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The black boots came yesterday (Wednesday) at night and went about beating up people.
We were fortunate not to have been part of those beaten. I have since decided to go to my aunt’s house for a few days until the situation here subsides.
</blockquote>
Residents expressed fear in commenting on the matter. Police on Friday reported that ten suspects had been arrested in connection with Chitsunge’s murder. Home Affairs Minister Kazembe Kazembe later claimed 12 had been arrested. He said:
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My ministry deeply regrets the loss of life which occurred and passes its condolences to the family of Tinashe Edson Chitsunge. The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has since arrested 12 suspects in connection with this sad incident.
</blockquote>
CCC leader Nelson Chamisa condemned the brutal killing and called on the police to apprehend the perpetrators and ensure justice is served. Amnesty International, an international human rights organisation, also strongly condemned the violent murder of Tinashe Edson Chitsunge.
Eyewitnesses reported that Chitsunge was brutally assaulted by suspected Zanu-PF supporters while heading to a rally at Tanaka grounds. Although the rally had police authorisation, some Zanu-PF supporters disregarded the authorities and took control of the location. CCC engaged the police to displace the Zanu-PF crowds but was overwhelmed, leading to the ruling party supporters viciously attacking Chitsunge.
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Riot Police Assault Tanaka Residents After Chitsunge's Murder By ZANU PF Supporters

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has announced the arrest of ten suspects in connection with the murder of Tinashe Edson Chitsunge, a supporter of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC). Chitsunge was tragically stoned to death by suspected ZANU PF supporters in Glen Norah, Harare on Thursday. In an update seen by Pindula News, the ZRP has confirmed that the suspects are currently under investigation and cooperating with the police. Reads the police update
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Reference is made to the Glennorah violence which occurred on 03/08/23 resulting in the death of Tinashe Edson Chitsunge. ZRP confirms that 10 suspects have now been arrested and are assisting the Police with investigations.
</blockquote>
Former Information Minister, Jonathan Moyo, praised the swift action taken by the police in response to the update. He commended the authorities for their efforts to bring the criminals responsible for Chitsunge’s murder to justice. He posted on Twitter:
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This swift action is commendable @PoliceZimbabwe, the book should be thrown at the cowardly criminals who murdered Tinashe Chitsunge in such deplorable circumstances, to send a tough message to other similarly-minded criminal thugs out there that there is no place for them to hide!
</blockquote>
Violence during elections has been an ongoing concern in Zimbabwe. Prior to the by-elections on 26th March 2022, 35-year-old Mbongeni Ncube, a member of the CCC, was fatally stabbed at a rally in Kwekwe. Suspected activists of the ruling ZANU PF party were arrested in connection with the incident. However, the latest information indicates that 11 out of the 16 suspects were granted bail, and no further updates have been provided. Ncube’s family, at some point went into hiding after reports that a key witness was being harassed.
Critics of the government argue that such acts of violence are employed as a means to intimidate voters into supporting candidates aligned with the ruling party. This manipulation of violence is seen as an attempt to influence the electorate and undermine the democratic process. 
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Ten Suspects Arrested Over Murder Of CCC Supporter: ZRP

A 21-year-old <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mbare">Mbare</a> man was beaten up after being caught trying to kidnap a one-year-old toddler in Glen Norah on Monday.
Willie Chindundundu reportedly hid the child under his apostolic white garment but was caught before he could disappear with the child.
Harare provincial police spokesperson, Inspector Luckmore Chakanza, said they were still investigating the matter.
What happened: Allegations are that some children were playing outside in <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Glen_Norah">Glen Norah</a> C on Tuesday at around 5 pm.
As Willie approached, the other children ran away leaving the toddler behind.
Willie took the child and hid him under his garment, and walked away. Inspector Chakanza told <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/mob-bashes-man-for-kidnapping-toddler-claims-many-children-are-hidden-in-mountains/">H-Metro</a>:
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He was caught by Glen Norah C residents after the child’s mother asked other children who were running away where her son was.
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 The children told the little boy’s mother that a man wearing a white garment had taken the baby. A resident said:
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Hanzi amuisa mugemenzi, so residents chased after him. When he was about to get into a getaway car, the vehicle sped off as they were about to catch Willie.
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He was assaulted by the mob before the arrival of the police and confessed that he had kidnapped many other children who were in the mountains.
He, however, did not disclose what he does with the children he kidnaps.
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Mbare Man Assaulted By Residents For Baby-Kidnapping, Reveals More Are In The Mountain

Graves in Harare’s Glen Norah high-density suburb will be removed and the area will be converted into 300 residential stands.
A notice of an application for the removal of human remains published in a recent Government Gazette reads:
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Notice is hereby given that Glen Norah Housing Consortium has made an application, in terms of section 38 of the Cemeteries Act [Chapter 5:04].
To Harare City Council to undertake the removal of human remains from Residential Site TPX-WR-09/12 (300 Stands Glen Norah Township) to facilitate the development of residential stands.
</blockquote>
Reports suggest the area being targeted is commonly known as Makunye around the Glen Norah flats area.
The notice advises people with any objections to the approval of such application to lodge their objections, in writing, with the Director of Amenities on the Fourth Floor, Rowan Martin Building, Harare.
They should do so within three months of the first publication of the notice.
Ward councillor, former Mayor Herbert Gomba (CCC), confirmed the development.
He said the area was allocated by the local authority to a group of cooperatives sometime between 2013 and 2014.
Clr Gomba added that there is nothing wrong with the allocation of residential stands on graves if the law is followed. He said:
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They advertise inviting relatives to come forward and join in the exhumation. However, if they don’t then they are going to be reburied at cemeteries including Granville cemetery (commonly known as Mbudzi).
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<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/graves-to-make-way-for-residential-stands/">The Herald</a></h4>

Harare To Allocate Residential Stands On Graveyard

Harare’s secretary for Provincial Affairs Tafadzwa Muguti has ordered investigations into the allocation of residential stands on tarred roads in Glen Norah and on other road servitudes by the Harare City Council (HCC).
Several media reports exposed the issue this week but the City of Harare insisted the stands were allocated properly, saying it was the tarred road that was an illegal structure.
In a Twitter post, the Harare Metropolitan Provincial office said if there are any shortcomings in the allocation of the said stands, the matter will be reported to the Zimbabwe Anti-corruption Commission (ZACC). The post read:
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[Harare Metropolitan Province] Secretary for Provincial Affairs and Devolution [Tafadzwa Muguti] has instructed the Provincial Planning Office to look into [the City of Harare’s] Glen Norah Stands allocated on the road amongst many other stands issued on the road servitudes. Any shortcomings will be reported to [ZACC].
The provincial planner will look into the original plans for the city, change of use authorisations, community engagements and approvals for the existing structure being built.
</blockquote>
However, a Harare City Council memo dated 16 June 2021 revealed that Local Government minister July Moyo approved the layout plan for Glen Norah. The memo reads:
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According to a town planners’ perspective, there was nothing untoward about the planning of the residential infill stands in Glen Norah as it is the council’s mandate to provide residents with stands to build houses, especially in areas that are technically feasible and are already endowed with services such as roads, water and sewers.
From the audit report, the land was being used for urban agriculture yet it had been approved by the Minister of Local Government for housing development according to the approved layout plan for Glen Norah/Glen View.
Space for the expansion and/ or preservation of the crescents is still available and should council wish to maintain these roads as crescents, it can easily be accommodated still.
</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/harares-glen-norah-houses-on-tarred-roads-to-be-investigated/">NewZimbabwe.com</a></h4>

Glen Norah Houses Built On Tarred Roads To Be Investigated

A Glen Norah man who was arrested for robbing a neighbour of a cellphone worth US$10, reportedly used a leather belt to commit suicide in a holding cell at court, a few minutes after being denied bail.
The 38-year0old Darlington Rushambwa was remanded in custody by a Mbare magistrate but used his belt and mesh wire to commit suicide in a toilet.
He was found hanging in the holding cell.
National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the development. Said Asst Comm Nyathi:
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I can confirm that a 38-year-old man committed suicide after being remanded in custody. He was facing robbery charges and the magistrate had just remanded him to November 22.
After the remand proceedings, prison officials locked him up. A few minutes later, they found him dead.
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The body was taken to Sally Mugabe Central Hospital for post-mortem.
Rushambwa was arrested in connection with a robbery that occurred in Glen Norah A in March this year.
On March 18 this year, a complainant Mr Matts Kungulani was walking from Spaceman shops to his home using Gumbe Road. Along the way, Rushambwa and three others pounced on Kungulani, hitting him on the back before tying his hands and legs.
No proper screening is done at court before one enters a holding cell and some are locked up in their suits and neck-ties.
They can only be asked to take off belts, neck-ties, shoes and put on prison garb when at the prison. 
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/suspect-commits-suicide-in-cell/">The Herald</a>

Suspect Commits Suicide In Cell After Being Denied Bail

A six-year-old Harare boy died after he was pushed to the ground by a six-year-old girl while they were playing on Sunday.
The boy sustained serious head injuries when he hit the ground resulting in his untimely death and the juvenile is facing murder charges.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) said the two children were playing in Glen Norah C and are both ECD pupils at a local school and are neighbours. ZRP said in a tweet:
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Police in Harare are investigating a murder case in which Given Tsuro (6) died upon admission at Sally Mugabe Hospital yesterday after a six-year-old girl pushed him whilst playing, resulting in him sustaining serious head injuries. The victim collapsed on the tarmac on 17/10/21 along 5th Close Road, Glen Norah C.
</blockquote>
ZRP spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said they were treating the case as murder. He said:
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It’s a murder and we want to find out what really transpired and we will also be guided by medical experts, the laws of the land in terms of handling cases involving minors.
The minor is under the parents’ custody as the investigations are ensuing. We are not at liberty to say when the minor is expected to appear in court.
</blockquote>
Assistant Commissioner Nyathi urged parents, guardians and school authorities to monitor children while they play. He added:
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We had a case in Masvingo of a grade one pupil assaulted a classmate whilst they were playing a kicking game known as “Kigida” or “Magadu” on October 15, 2021, with the victim dying from the injuries.
When children are playing, they must be monitored and they must be told to play in such a manner they don’t injure one another, like what we witnessed in Masvingo and Harare.
</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/just-in-six-year-old-girl-murders-playmate/">Chronicle</a></h4>

Glen Norah Girl (6), Murders Playmate At School

Another land scam has reportedly unfolded in Glen Norah, Harare with ZBC News reporting that there is a house built on a road.
This comes as some residents who had built their houses in wetlands have lost properties worth thousands of dollars after their homes had flooded following recent rains.
A Glen Norah resident who spoke to ZBC News also said a council official has already started building in a crescent, and two more houses have already been built under power lines. The anonymous resident said:
<blockquote>We have tried to raise concern over the construction of houses in inappropriate areas. That house is under a power line. Here again, it’s a house being built on a road.</blockquote>
This is happening when Harare City Council is in the process of demolishing structures erected on undesignated sites or illegally acquired land.
Only recently, the local government razed down almost 200 houses in <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Budiriro">Budiriro</a> as it had emerged they had been allocated without following due council procedures.
Meanwhile, National Housing and Social Amenities minister, <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/11/14/illegal-houses-wont-be-spared-from-demolitions-garwe/">Daniel Garwe, said all houses built on illegally allocated public land will be demolished</a> as Government seeks to restore order in urban settlements.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa also declared war on land barons who have for years been duping desperate land seekers.
Some observers slammed the local authority for watching as structures are erected and only come to demolish when owners would have lost thousands of dollars.
There are some who believe that the bogus housing schemes are a creation of the ruling ZANU PF as a strategy to win votes from those who would have been allocated the land.
More: <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/anotehr-harare-stands-scam-unfolds-in-glen-norah/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">ZBC News</a>

"House Built On A Road" As Another Land Scam Unfolds

Veteran MDC supporter, Mbuya Murwira also known as Mai Chipo, of <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Glen_Norah" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Glen Norah</a> has passed away at the age of 90.
MDC president <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Nelson_Chamisa" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Nelson Chamisa</a> wrote on microblogging site Twitter:
<blockquote>Sad to note the passing on of a veteran in the great Chinja family, Mbuya Murwira (aged 90) or Mai Chipo as they call her in Glen Norah.
She will always remind us that the demand for change is from all ages..and not just the young! This is a people’s struggle!
Rest In Peace Gogo!</blockquote>

MDC Loses 90-year-old Veteran Party Supporter

ZORA music maestro Leonard Karikoga Zhakata’s show at Specimen in Glen Norah over the weekend attracted a crowd of only 20 people according to a 263Chat report.
The show reportedly failed to kick off on time as there were very few people at the venue.
A reveller who tried to negotiate for a discounted entry fee with the bouncers was heard saying:
<blockquote>Handisi kuda kumbogara mukati umu ini, ndiri kuda kungonzwa hangu Madam Boss ndodzoka zvangu paden (I’m not here for the whole show, I just want to see him perform Madam Boss then I go back home).</blockquote>
Zhataka took the airwaves by storm when he released his immortal song “Mugove” in the 1990s. His fame continued to soar for over a decade with songs such as Gomba Remarara, Upenyu Mutoro and Pane Ziya Pane Dovi.
However, the Mugove hitmaker’s fortunes nosedived when he released ‘Mubikira’ which resulted in the censorship of his music by ZBC.
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