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Police in Mahusekwa have arrested a couple, Colleen Munemo (30) and Shepherd Mugava (29), in connection with the murder of their six-month-old child, Earth Mugava.
In a statement, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) said that the incident occurred at Landos Business Centre in Chihota, Marondera, on September 19, 2024, where the child reportedly died after being thrown to the ground during a fight.
Following the incident, the couple reported to the police that the child had fallen from the bed. Police said:
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Police in Mahusekwa have arrested a couple, Colleen Munemo (30) and Shepherd Mugava (29) in connection with a case of murder which occurred at Landos Business Centre, Chihota, Marondera where their child, Earth Mugava (6 months) died after being thrown on the ground during a fight on 19/09/24. The duo went on to make a false report to the Police alleging that the child fell from the bed.
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In an unrelated case, police in Rushinga are investigating a murder that occurred on September 22, 2024, at Manyozo Village, Rusambo.
The victim, Grace Mureza (28), was found dead with her head severed. Police are seeking her husband, David Meja, in connection with the case.
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A couple in Marondera, Zimbabwe, Colleen and Shepherd, were arrested for killing their baby by throwing him during a fight. They lied to the police, saying the baby fell from the bed. Another case in Rushinga, a woman named Grace was found dead with her head cut off. The police are looking for her husband. The incidents happened in September 2024. The police are investigating both cases.

Marondera Couple Arrested For Murder Of Six-Month-Old Child

Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has urged members of the public to embrace recycling and waste segregation at source in waste management.
Chiwenga made the call on Friday while addressing villagers at Mahusekwa business centre, in Mashonaland East, soon after taking part in a clean-up campaign. He said:
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Nowadays, we talk more about recycling initiatives and these can only be achieved if, as individuals, we embrace the concept of waste segregation at source.
Therefore I encourage all citizens to embrace a culture of separating perishables from non-perishables, which will be a starting point to enhance the economy with zero waste and resource efficiency.
I want to implore all of us to make sure that we clean up our rural service centres, growth points and homes.
We should come up with home-grown solutions to effectively address littering problems in our localities.
There is a need to promote anti-littering behaviour among the public and business communities.
I challenge business associations and vendors to form waste management committees to spearhead regular cleaning of their environment and workplaces.
We are all entitled to a clean environment but it takes a collaborative effort to achieve it.
Let us all remain focused on achieving a clean, safe and healthy environment that we so much envisage as a nation and create the future we want for ourselves.
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VP Chiwenga Urges The Public To Embrace Home-grown Waste Management Solutions

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