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A 28-year-old man from Kadoma, Edward Chitivha, was brought before the Kadoma Magistrates’ Court on charges of bestiality.
Chitivha, who resides in Tolrose Compound, is accused of sexually assaulting a goat owned by Isheunesu Shangudze, a 40-year-old resident of plot 9 Blagdon Farm, Eiffel Flats.
On the 12th of the month, Shangudze penned his five goats for the night. During the night, Chitivha allegedly entered the goat pen, removed his clothes, and placed them on the ground.
He then tied the legs of a white she-goat to a pole and proceeded to violate the animal.
Shangudze, who was asleep in his house, was awakened by the goat’s cries and went to investigate. 
Upon hearing Shangudze approaching, Chitivha fled the scene, leaving his clothes behind.
A police report was filed, leading to Chitivha’s arrest. He has been remanded in custody to the 17th of September 2024.
In Zimbabwe, bestiality is addressed under the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act [Chapter 9:23].
Specifically, Section 74 of the Act criminalises bestiality, defining it as any sexual act between a human and an animal. It reads:
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Any person who knowingly commits any sexual act with an animal or bird shall be guilty of bestiality and 
liable to a fine up to or exceeding level fourteen or imprisonment for a period not exceeding one year or 
both.
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A 28-year-old man named Edward Chitivha from Kadoma was arrested for raping a goat. The goat belonged to Isheunesu Shangudze, who heard the goat's cries and caught Chitivha in the act. Chitivha ran away but left his clothes behind. The police caught him and he will be in jail until September 17, 2024. In Zimbabwe, bestiality is illegal under the Criminal Law Act. This means it is a crime for humans to have any sexual contact with animals, like what Chitivha did with the goat.

Kadoma Man (28) Arrested For Raping A Goat

Tobias Pedzisayi, a member of the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), was arrested on April 09, 2024, after he allegedly broke into an office and stole US$ 24,000.
Pedzisayi (34), who is stationed at Karoi was arraigned before the Karoi Magistrates’ Court facing charges of unlawful entry.
He was allegedly caught on CCTV camera breaking into the complainant’s office at around 1 AM on 03 March 2024. Said the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA):
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In the CCTV footage, the accused person is allegedly seen breaking a safe using an unidentified object. He allegedly got away with USD24 000. The accused person also stole the CCTV camera which captured his activities.
The complainant found out about the infraction at around 0600hrs and made a report to the Police, leading to the accused person’s arrest on the 9th of April 2024.
The accused person allegedly bought a residential stand, motorcycle and building material worth USD6 000 from the proceeds and all were recovered.
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Pedzisayi will be back in court on 16 April 2024.
In another case, A 32-year-old man, Sipho Moyo from Pumula East, Bulawayo was brought before the Inyathi Magistrates’ Court facing attempted stock theft charges.
The court heard that on 08 March 2024, the complainant’s herd boy went to release goats from the pen.
Shockingly, the herdboy found Moyo sleeping inside the pen. Moyo was then apprehended by the villagers and a search was conducted leading to the recovery of two knives.
He was interviewed by the villagers and he said that he had come with his friend who is still at large. The friend had left him sleeping on the ground.
A report was then made to the Police leading to Moyo’s arrest. He was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment of which 6 months were suspended for 5 years. He will serve 6 months effectively.
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Police Officer Steals US$24 000, Goat Thief Found Sleeping In Pen

A 20-year-old man from Godlwayo Village 3 in Esigodini District, Matabeleland South Province escaped serving jail time despite pleading guilty to two counts of bestiality.
The suspect, Mthandazo Ndlovu, was convicted of raping a goat which reportedly died during the act, apparently of exhaustion.
He recently appeared before Esigodini resident magistrate Nomagugu Sibanda charged with two counts of bestiality as defined in Section 74 of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act Chapter 9:23.
Ndlovu pleaded guilty to both counts and was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment.
However, the magistrate suspended six months of the sentence for three years on condition he is not convicted of any offence of which bestiality is an element committed within that period.
If he is convicted again for a similar offence within three years, Ndlovu will be sentenced to imprisonment without the option of a fine.
The magistrate suspended the remaining 12 months on condition that Ndlovu completes 420 hours of community service at Godlwayo Primary School.
The court said what Ndlovu did would make “any right-thinking member of society sick to their stomach” when he raped Brighton Nkomo’s goat to death.
Allegations were that on 28 October 2022 and at around 10 pm Ndlovu, who was employed at Phat-Ore Mine, went to Nkomo’s homestead and upon arrival, he entered his goat pen.
While inside the goat pen, he had sex with one of his female goats. It is reported that the goat died during the act.
The court heard that the following morning Nkomo went to the goat pen and found one of his female goats lying unconscious.
Upon checking the goat, he found it dead with some semen on its rear.
Nkomo reportedly tracked a trail of footprints from the goat pen and they led him to Ndlovu’s home.
On 31 October 2022 and at around 3 AM, Ndlovu went to Luckson Mkandla’s homestead and upon arrival he got into his goat pen.
While inside the pen, he took off all his clothes and raped the goat.
Mkandla was awakened by the goat’s continuous bleating and tiptoed to the pen to investigate.
Upon arrival, he flashed his torch and was shocked to see Ndlovu having sex with one of his female goats.
Ndlovu fled naked leaving behind his clothes in the goat pen but he had already been recognised.
Mkandla reported the matter to the police leading to Ndlovu’s arrest.
The clothes which he left in Mkandla’s goat pen were used in court as an exhibit.
Both the owners of the goats, Nkomo and Mkandla are from Ntabende Village in Esigodini. | <a href="https://www.bmetro.co.zw/goat-rapist-escapes-jail-term-for-raping-goat-to-death/">B-Metro</a>

Man (20) To Perform Community Service For Bestiality

A  20-year-old man from Godlwayo Village 3 in Esigodini District, Matabeleland South province has been arrested for allegedly having sex with a goat which reportedly died during the act, apparently of exhaustion.
Mthandazo Ndlovu allegedly raped Brighton Nkomo’s goat to death before he was also caught red-handed romping with Luckson Mkandla’s goat, according to <a href="https://www.bmetro.co.zw/sex-starved-man-rapes-goat-to-death/">B-Metro</a>.
Both Nkomo and Mkandla are from Ntabende Village in Esigodini.
What happened:
It is alleged that on 28 October 2022 and at around 10 pm Ndlovu went to Nkomo’s homestead and raped one of his female goats and the goat died during the act.
The following morning, Nkomo went to the goat pen and found one of his female goats lying unconscious. Upon checking it, Nkomo found it dead with some semen on its rear.
Nkomo reportedly tracked a trail of footprints from the goat pen and they led him to Ndlovu’s place.
On 31 October 2022 around 3 am, Ndlovu went to Mkandla’s homestead and raped a female goat.
During the act, the goat bleated continuously waking Mkandla who went to the pen to see what was happening.
Upon arrival, Mkandla flashed his torch and saw Ndlovu having sex with his goat which was lying on its back.
Ndlovu, who was employed at Phat-Ore Mine, fled naked leaving behind his clothes in the goat pen.
Mkandla went and reported the matter to the police leading to his arrest.
Ndlovu is expected to appear before the Esigodini resident magistrate charged with two counts of bestiality as defined in Section 74 of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act Chapter 9:23.
His clothes which he left in Mkandla’s goat pen are also expected to be used as an exhibit.
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A 20-year-old Man Rapes A Goat To Death

Speaking to ZBC News, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education Dr Sylvia Utete-Masango said that the hype around the goat as fees is a sign Zimbabweans did not understand the concept.
Said Utete-Masango:
<blockquote>I must say people sometimes tend to laugh off at some serious issues without getting to understand the real meaning of the context behind the proposed policy. Look, a number of parents simply owe these schools and we are simply saying they can provide expertise and set off some of their debts. They can as well look around their environs by selling goats and cattle to set off such debts and it’s no laughing matter as most schools are now incapacitated because of these debts.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.zbc.co.zw/2017/04/20/government-clarifies-goats-for-school-fees-policy/">ZBC</a>

Govt says hype around goat as fees is sign Zimbabweans did not understand concept

NewsDay says the recent statement by Primary and Secondary Education Minister Dr Lazarus Dokora that parents in rural areas can use livestock to pay school fees for their children is hilarious and has made other countries look at Zimbabwe with scorn.
In the article NewsDay asks where the school will keep the livestock that parents would have used to pay fees which in turn will mean the school will spend more taking care of the goats. The article also questions issues to do with accountability and transparency and gives an example where a teacher or senior authority deviates the livestock to their own kraal and declare that the livestock has gone missing.
The article states that Dokora’s suggestion borrows from the Stone Age where barter trade was used. NewsDay questions Dokora’s suggestion as parents have always sold their livestock in the past to raise school fees.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/04/20/zanu-pf-dragging-zim-stone-age/">NewsDay</a>

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