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A Hwange magistrate fined a 41-year-old teacher from Chinego Secondary School in Binga for threatening to commit murder and criminal insult.
Tendai Munkuli appeared before Hwange Magistrate Rumbidzai Yolanda Kabasa Kabonzo on Tuesday morning, charged with threats to commit murder and criminal insult.
Munkuli is a teacher residing at Kamativi Compound, under Chief Nekatambe in Hwange, and a neighbour to the complainant, Mavis Siafwiyo.
It is alleged that in the early hours of 10 December, Munkuli proceeded to the complainant’s place of residence intending to collect his wife’s debt of US$4 and a kilogramme of mealie meal.
A misunderstanding arose between the two prompting Munkuli to threaten to kill Siafwiyo.
The court heard that the complainant ran away from the scene, seeking refuge at her neighbour’s home.
The threats and criminal insults continued as Siafwiyo fled the scene to a neighbouring homestead.
Siafwiyo reported the matter at ZRP Kamativi, leading to investigations and Munkuli’s subsequent arrest.
Magistrate Kabonzo fined Munkuli USD$50 which is to be paid by 13 January at a prevailing interbank rate.
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A minor earthquake hit the Lubimbi area in Binga on Sunday night and was felt by residents in Hwange.
The earthquake had a magnitude of 4.0 and no damages to property were recorded, reported <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/earth-tremor-hits-hwange/">the Chronicle</a>.
Matabeleland North Province chief meteorological officer Austin Masikinye said the epicentre of the earthquake was Lubimbi in Binga District, close to Kamativi. He said:
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An earthquake was felt in Hwange and Binga on March 5, 2023, at 2309hrs local time. The epicentre is in Binga, Lubimbi area near Kamativi.
No reports of damage were received, however, more inquiries would be made to determine its intensity in the locality and to determine the exact areas it was felt.
</blockquote>
Residents in almost all Hwange town suburbs said they were shaken by underground movements on Sunday night.
Nolwandle Moyo from Ngumija and Prisca Mpofu, a resident of Cinderella township, about 10km from Ngumija, both said they felt the unusual movement from underground just after 10 PM.
Hwange Local Board spokesperson Dumisani Nsingo, who stays in Empumalanga, said:
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I suddenly remembered the unfortunate events in Turkey and became very scared but thank God the intensity was minimal.
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A 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck South-Eastern Turkey and Northern Syria last month, killing 50 000 people, among them Ghanaian footballer Christian Atsu.
MSD head of forecasting, James Ngoma said earth tremors are common in the Kariba area. He said:
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Kariba is in a seismic tremor area, so now and again earthquakes are recorded. Those below 2.5 on the Richter scale may not be felt by humans but our machines regularly pick on those.
Earthquakes of between 2.5 and 4.5 on the scale are usually felt but we consider them to be minor and cannot cause damage. Anything above that is of concern.
</blockquote>
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Minor Earthquake Hits Binga, Felt In Hwange

A Kamativi man named Pastor Mumpande (24) was arrested by police for stock theft after he allegedly stole five cattle from his mother-in-law.
The accused teamed up with his two friends Emmanuel Mupande (24) and Lusyomo Believe Sibanda (18) in committing the crime.
According to the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), Mumpande paid two oxen to the in-laws in June 2020 as part of the bride price but he has since divorced his wife. ZRP said:
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On 03/01/21, ZRP Kamativi recorded a case of stock theft in which Pastor Mumpande (24) stole five cattle from his mother-in-law with the assistance of his friends Emmanuel Mupande (24) and Lusyomo Believe Sibanda (18).
The suspect paid two oxen to the in-laws in June 2020 as part of lobola but has since divorced the daughter.
Meanwhile, Police condemns the act by the suspects as it propagates violence in communities.
</blockquote>
In an unrelated incident, police detectives in Mutoko received a tip-off and arrested Pepukai Kapondoro (36), Timothy Mukotodzi (32), Kudakwashe Kapondoro (29), Elijah Makanganise (43) and Kudakwashe (26) for a spate of stock theft cases in Mutoko.
The suspects stole nine cattle from eight villagers. The police recovered eight cattle.
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Kamativi Man Steals Cattle He Paid To In-laws As Lobola

A bigamous Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officer allegedly stabbed his estranged wife 10 times, killing her on the spot.
The incident occurred in the Tinde area under Chief Pashu in Kamativi, where the victim came from.
Constable Bright Ndlovu (28) stabbed his wife Muchaneta Siziba (21) at her aunt’s homestead for allegedly refusing to reconcile with him.
Siziba had left their matrimonial home in Victoria Falls and fled to Kamativi after Ndlovu allegedly brought another woman to the matrimonial home last year.
Ndlovu followed Siziba to Kamativi last week Friday intending to beg her to return home and when she refused, he allegedly stabbed her several times in the presence of her aunt Easter Dumbura Shoko.
He fled from the scene and was arrested on Saturday afternoon at Pashu shops where he had stopped to buy food when an alert policeman spotted him.
National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the incident.
He urged members of the public not to resort to violence to solve disputes. Said Asst Comm Nyathi:
<blockquote>We are investigating a case where a member of the organisation stabbed his estranged wife and ran away.
Couples should resolve differences in a peaceful manner and should seek guidance from elders of church and community leaders if faced with domestic disputes, Instead of resorting to violence and use of lethal weapons.</blockquote>
Ndlovu is assisting police with investigations and is expected to appear in court charged with murder.
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Bigamous Cop Stabs, Kills Wife In Kamativi

The death toll for Kamativi accident victims has risen to 12 after pastor Martin Mudimba (47) of Kaningo village in Binga, died on Monday at Mpilo Central Hospital. 11 people died on the spot while 119 others were injured when a truck travelling from from Binga to Hwange for a church conference burst a tyre, veered off the road and plunged into a gorge between Gwayi Bridge and Kamativi.
Speaking to The Chronicle, Binga Councillor Elmon Mudenda said the accident where in need of assistance even though the First Apostolic Faith Mission church was helping some patients but it was overwhelmed.
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Kamativi accident death toll rises

Eleven people who were on their way to a church conference in Hwange died in Kamativi when the driver lost control of the 10-tonne truck they were travelling in. The accident occured at 4 am on Thursday and the people were coming from Siabuwa, Binga. The truck was carrying 130 people who were attending a True Apostolic Mission church conference.
Ten people died on the spot and the eleventh one died at Kamativi clinic. Among the deceased are five females, four males, and two children. It is suspected that the truck’s brakes failed.
ZRP Officer Commanding Hwange District Chief Superintendent Newton Mutumba said:
<blockquote>In fact what is going to be happening is that most of the injured passengers will be brought to Hwange for further treatment, especially those whose condition is very bad. We also want to appeal to motorists that they should desist from driving during odd hours as a way of avoiding police road blocks.</blockquote>
 
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11 apostolic faith members die in Kamativi accident while travelling to conference

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