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As schools prepare to open for the third term in just a few days, police are urging school authorities to follow the government’s directive to process payments through banks and not keep cash at their premises. This step is crucial in safeguarding schools from armed robbery.
Last term, several institutions suffered significant financial losses after being targeted by robbers during school fee collection from parents and guardians.
In an interview with <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/top-stories/schools-warned-against-keeping-large-sums-of-money-at-premises/">ZBC News</a>, Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Deputy Spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Blessmore Chishaka emphasised the importance of schools taking proactive measures to avoid becoming targets for criminals. He said:
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Our call to the schools and school authorities is that they should actually adhere to the government system, which requires that they deposit school fees using the banking system. The hoarding of cash at schools is not advisable Why? Because schools become targets of criminals.
We also even advise parents that as they pay their school fees, they should use the banking system rather than carry large sums of cash to schools. This attracts criminals would then target them and rob them of their money.
</blockquote>
Last term, a school in Warren Park, Harare, was robbed in broad daylight where an armed gang posed as parents intending to pay school fees.
Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education Director of Communications and Advocacy, Taungana Ndoro, said:
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Schools must comply with government regulations and use ZiG for all financial transactions.
This imperative step will substantially reduce the risk of armed robberies, ensure a secure educational environment, and support the local economy.
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Lytton Primary School in Harare, Tafadzwa Primary School in Chitungwiza, Widdicombe Primary School in Hatfield, Ngezi Salvation Army Secondary School in Kadoma, Glen Norah 2 High School, and George Stark High School in Mbare all suffered significant financial losses due to armed robberies last term.
In an unrelated development, Assistant Commissioner Chishaka said police are closing in on a suspected armed gang responsible for a robbery at the Fawcett Security Company premises in Chipinge. On Wednesday morning, the gang stole over US$110,000 and more than ZAR 2,000,000.
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Police are telling schools to use banks for fees. This will stop robbers. Schools got robbed last term so it's important. Police say don't keep cash at schools. Pay fees through banks. Parents should do this too. Some schools got robbed last term. Follow government rules to stay safe. Police are catching a gang in Chipinge. They stole a lot of money. Schools need to be careful. Police are protecting schools from robbers.

Police Advise Schools To Handle Fees Through Banks To Avoid Robberies

Seven armed robbers were recently sentenced to 12 years in prison each by the Harare Magistrates’ Court for a robbery that occurred on November 29, 2022.
The convicted robbers are Paul Makamelo, Kelvin Zimomo, Sign Makamelo, Partially Makamelo, Tonderai Norest Chibvongodze, Christopher Sithole, and Innocent Kasu.
According to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), on November 29, 2022, around 7 AM, the 89-year-old complainant James Abrahams and his wife were in their bedroom when four of the accused individuals forced their way into the room, armed with knives and iron bars.
They demanded money and ransacked the room. When the complainant told them he had no money, one of the accused persons kicked him and ordered him to sit down.
The robbers then used a nylon cable to tie up the complainant and his wife, instructing them to sit on the floor.
Some of the accused persons lifted a safe from the floor and placed it on a chair in the bedroom, while others assaulted the complainant and his wife.
The complainant’s wife was untied and directed to retrieve the safe’s keys from a cupboard, which she handed over to one of the accused.
However, they were unable to open the safe, which contained US$55,000 in cash, gold, and other valuables, and took the entire safe with them.
After locking the complainant and his wife inside the bedroom, the robbers fled the scene.
A police report was filed, leading to the arrest of the accused persons. In total, US$62,415 worth of items were stolen, with US$6,000 recovered.
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Seven robbers in Harare were jailed for 12 years each for robbing an elderly couple in 2022. They broke into their bedroom armed with knives and iron bars, asking for money. They tied up the couple and stole a safe with $55,000, gold, and other valuables. The robbers couldn't open the safe, so they took it with them. The police caught them, and $6,000 worth of items were recovered. The robbers hurt the couple, but they survived.

Seven Harare Robbers Jailed 12 Years Each

Two suspected armed robbers were arrested at a toll gate along the Mashava-Mhandamabwe tollgate on Monday leading to the recovery of property worth over US$15 000.
The arrest of Jacob Danda (36) and Michael Moyo (also known as Joseph Ushe) (27) at the tollgate led detectives to their accomplices, Tinashe Marufu (23) and Prince Ncube (37).
The robbers, according to police, used juju to avoid being caught.
As reported by <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/robbers-nabbed-at-tollgate-masvingo-police-recover-stolen-property/">The Herald</a>, suspects have been linked to 19 cases of robbery and two cases of housebreaking and unlawful entry in Masvingo City suburbs of Victoria Ranch, Rhodene, Clovery and Zimre Park, as well as other towns and cities in the country since the end of last month.
They allegedly used machetes and knives to rob their victims of cash and items such as laptops, clothes and shoes.
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson in Masvingo Province, Inspector Kudakwashe Dhewa said Moyo and Danda were the first to be arrested after they were offered a lift heading to Bulawayo by a motorist.
The motorist reportedly became suspicious and alerted the police resulting in them being cornered at a toll gate along the Mashava-Mhandamabwe tollgate on Monday.
Insp Dhewa said Danda said Moyo and their two other accomplices had pounced at a house in the Zimre Park suburb at night and robbed the occupants of their valuables while allegedly armed with a machete last Sunday.
Moyo and Danda proceeded to Bulawayo while Marufu and Ncube headed to Zaka. After the first two were arrested, they led detectives in the arrest of the Zaka-bound duo.
Inspector Dhewa said the four suspects will appear in court soon and stole property worth over US$19 000 was recovered.
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Armed Robbery Suspects Arrested At A Tollgate

Statement by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi on the arrest of six suspects for a case of armed robbery which occurred at Quest Financial Services in Belgravia, Harare.
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The Zimbabwe Republic Police confirms the arrest of Brighton Chikukwa (28), Silence Matambo (29), Washington Mangwanda (23), Liberty Mukanganise (31), Tafadzwa Richard Marondera (25) and Luke Zinyengere (28) in connection with a case of robbery which occurred on 25th February 2024 at Quest Financial Services in Belgravia, Harare where US$720 676.00, ZAR 10 500.00 and Euro 120.00 cash as well as a 7.65 mm CZ Vzor pistol and three laptops were stolen.
On 27th February 2024, detectives from CID Homicide, Harare received information which linked Brighton Chikukwa to the offence. The detectives tracked the suspect to Mbare, Harare where he was arrested.
Brighton Chikukwa implicated the other suspects and Zacharia Charuwanda allias Zero, Trymore Chimbambo, Maxwell Kadzembe as well as other three employees at Quest Financial Services.
Investigations by the detectives established that Brighton Chikukwa received US$40 000.00 cash as part of his share of the loot.
The detectives recovered US$ 25 000.00 cash and a Ford Ranger D4D vehicle, registration number AGC 6541, which the suspect had bought for US$ 14 300.00.
Silence Matambo and Washington Mangwanda were later arrested in Mbare after being lured by Brighton Chikukwa.
The detectives recovered US$22 000.00 cash which was allegedly given to Silence Matambo and Washington Mangwanda as part of their share of the loot.
It was established that Washington Mangwanda was given US$ 25 000.00 as part of his share which he used to buy a Toyota Aqua vehicle for US$ 5 300.00.
Washington Mangwanda further gave his mother US$ 10 000.00 and US$ 5 000.00 to his wife for personal use.
Detectives acted on received information and arrested Liberty Mukanganise at Boka Tobacco Auction Floors in Waterfalls.
Investigations by the detectives revealed that Liberty Mukanganise was given US$23 000. 00 cash as part of his share from the loot.
He led the detectives to the recovery of US$ 20 560.00 cash, a car radio, a sub-woofer, seat covers valued at US$55.00, 4 x size 15 tyres valued at US$240.00, car shields valued at US$35.00 and Mag wheels valued at US$400.00.
Tafadzwa Richard Marondera and Luke Zinyengere were later arrested in Glenview and led the detectives to the recovery of US$ 50 600.00 cash.
It was established that Tafadzwa Richard Marondera was given US$35 000 as part of his share whilst Luke Zinyengere was given US$25 000.00.
The detectives recovered a Mark X vehicle, registration number AFR 7059, which Luke Zinyengere had bought for US$11 00.00, an iPhone 14 Pro Max bought for US$ 1 300.00, and an iPhone 15 Pro Max bought for US$1 500.00.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police applauds the public for supplying positive information which has assisted the police to account for armed robbery suspects throughout the country.
The Police reiterates that company executives must ensure that information on institutions’ financial transactions, security and movements is not shared with each and every employee. It is now clear that most high-profile robbery cases have an element of inside information.
The public is urged to continue forwarding information regarding criminal activities to the National Complaints Desk number (0242) 703631 or WhatsApp 0712 800 197 or contact any nearest Police Station.
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Police Arrest Six Suspects After Money Transfer Agency Is Robbed Of US$716k

Two suspected armed robbers were killed in a shootout with detectives in Harare on Tuesday, including a South African national, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has said.
Citing ZRP spokesman Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi, <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/2-armed-robbery-suspects-shot-dead-in-harare-3-south-africans-arrested/">ZimLive</a> reported that four other men, three of them South African and one Zimbabwean, were arrested and face charges of conspiracy to commit armed robbery and possession of firearms.
Jabulani Ngobeni (45), of Tzannen in Limpopo Province, South Africa, was allegedly shot dead after firing at detectives at a guest house in Harare.
Godknows Machingura (44), a Zimbabwean national, was reportedly shot dead while fleeing from police.
Police have named the arrested suspects as Andrew Masubelele (38) of Atteridgeville in Pretoria; Ndiafhi Makhado (39) of Tshakhuma in Limpopo; Emmanuel Makamo (22), of Alberton in Johannesburg and Paul Zhou (55) of Waterfalls in Harare.
The gang allegedly had a plan to rob a Chinese national with business operations in Kwekwe by ambushing his vehicle as he drove to Harare.
Detectives placed the gang under surveillance after learning that some of the suspects had entered the country through the Beitbridge border post, driving in a Ford Ranger with registration number JG-04 GH GP.
Investigators reportedly tracked them to a guest house on Mauritius Road in Arcadia, Harare.
It is alleged that on seeing the detectives, Ngobeni opened fire with his 9mm Star Pistol but was shot and disarmed.
He was arrested together with Makhado, Masubelele, Makamo and Zhou who told investigators that his role had been to secure accommodation and hire vehicles for the gang – a Toyota Fortuner and a Honda Fit.
Following interrogations, the suspects led police to Shamva where Machingura was allegedly monitoring the movements of the Chinese man who works on Birmingham Road in Kwekwe.
With the help of the suspects, police lured Machingura to Morgan High School in Arcadia.
However, upon seeing detectives, Machingura allegedly drove off at high speed leading to a chase during which he was shot in the groin and disarmed of a 9mm Taurus Pistol. He was declared dead upon arrival at Parirenyatwa Hospital.
Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said they are concerned by the growing number of foreign nationals committing armed robberies in the country.
Meanwhile, transnational crime in the Southern African region is a growing issue, with Zimbabwean nationals also implicated in armed robberies in Botswana and South Africa.
In 2021, the Southern African Development Community (SADC) was working on a comprehensive strategy to identify, understand and combat transnational organised crime in the region.
<a href="https://issafrica.org/impact/spotlight-a-new-sadc-strategy-to-combat-organised-crime-in-southern-africa">According to ISS</a>, SADC and its member states have separate protocols and strategies to address an array of growing cross-border threats including the smuggling of weapons, drugs and wildlife, as well as human trafficking.
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South African Armed Robbery Suspect Shot Dead In Harare

Armed robbers allegedly overpowered security guards at a manufacturing plant of the Kambucha energy drink in Harare around 1 AM on Wednesday and stole about US$900 000.
The raid occurred at 17001 Sande Crescent in the Graniteside industrial area.
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed to <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/armed-robbers-seize-us900000-in-raid-at-drink-maker-kambucha/">ZimLive</a> that police were investigating the armed robbery. He said:
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We confirm the robbery but we are yet to ascertain how it happened and the exact of money stolen.
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ZimLive reported sources at the company as saying an estimated US$900 000 was taken by six armed men.
The suspects allegedly overpowered security guards to gain entry into the premises and then used explosives to blow up the safe where the money was kept. An employee said:
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The amount stolen is close to a million dollars but management plan to understate it to the police to avoid scrutiny.
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Armed Robbers Seize "Almost US$1 Million" From Beverage Manufacturer Kambucha

Police have warned haulage truck drivers to avoid travelling at night on the Harare-Chirundu highway saying there are dangerous criminals who are on the prowl targeting trucks between 7 PM and 5 AM.
In a statement, Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) national spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said the criminals pounce on the trucks on a stretch from 160 km peg to 170 km peg along the highway. He said:
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The Zimbabwe Republic Police urges haulage truck drivers travelling along the Harare-Chirundu highway to be on the lookout for criminals targeting trucks travelling uphill at low speeds, especially between 1900 hours and 0500 hours.
Police inquiries have revealed that targeted places are Mapinga mountains, Mtala mountains and a stretch from 160 km peg to 170 km peg along Harare-Chirundu Highway.
The criminals are robbing drivers and passengers of personal belongings which include cash, cellphones and laptops, diesel and the load being carried by trucks.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police advises truck drivers to avoid moving during the night and where possible, move in convoys.
Truck drivers are warned against picking up passengers along the way as some of them have turned out to be robbers.
The Police urge motorists to quickly contact the Police when attacked on the following numbers, Mashonaland West Operations, (067) 212 129 047, National Complaints Desk, (242) 703631 or WhatsApp, 0712 800 197.
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Police Urge Truck Drivers To Be On Lookout For Robbers  Along Harare-Chirundu Highway

Police have arrested five suspected armed robbers in Melfort, Goromonzi and Belvedere, Harare following a shootout.
In a statement, Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said the suspects are linked to a spate of armed robberies across the country. Reads the statement:
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The Zimbabwe Republic Police confirms the arrest of Courage Takunda Dumba alias Toki (35), Robson Mhandu (28), Thulani Munetsi (42), Tichaona Kariwa (35) (now late) and Zondai Previous Ngarandi (25) in connection with 14 armed robbery cases which occurred between January 2021 and 2nd January 2023 in Nyazura, Odzi, Goromonzi, Bindura, Glendale, Marondera, Chegutu and Harare where US$ 130 848-00 cash, 21 cellphones, various firearms, motor vehicles and other valuables were stolen at residential, mining and industrial premises.
On 04th January 2023, detectives from CID Homicide, Harare received information that Tichaona Kariwa (35) and Courage Takunda Dumba were linked to a spate of robbery cases that occurred across the country and were staying at a hideout in Melfort, Goromonzi. The detectives acted on the received information leading to the arrest of the two suspects.
The arrest led to the recovery of a Honda Fit vehicle, registration number AFM 4148 which had been stolen in Marondera on 02nd January 2023, 0.22 Mark IV revolver, 0.22 Astra pistol 9mm Star pistol, 9mm Feg pistol, 9mm Retay pistol, 303 rifle with a magazine of 3 rounds, 3 duvets, 4 x 35 watts LED flood lights, 0.5 Horse Power booster pump and a leather jacket.
Detectives later arrested Robson Mhandu and Thulani Munetsi, after a shootout, in Belvedere when the duo had contacted Courage Dumba and Tichaona Kariwa to come to OK Marimba business complex where they allegedly wanted to strategize on their next planned robbery which was to be conducted on the same day.
Tichaona Kariwa who was in police vehicle attempted to escape and was shot in the hip leading to his re-arrest while Robson Mhandu was shot in the thigh after a shootout with the detectives.
The injured suspects were referred to Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals where Tichaona Kariwa died upon admission.
Zondai Previous Ngirandi was arrested by CID detectives in Marondera and was found with gunshot wounds on the abdomen and thigh after escaping from the Melfort shooting incident.
The suspects were linked to 14 cases of armed robbery including the one in which US$ 5000-00 cash, two cellphones and a Toyota Hilux Legend 45 vehicle, registration number AFS 2704 were stolen from the complainant in Damafalls, Harare on 13th July 2022 and the other one where the suspects pounced at Energy Service Station, Chegutu where US$ 15 246-00 was taken on 03rd August 2022.
The suspects are also linked to the robbery case which occurred at Mutangadura Business Centre, Goromonzi where US$13 000-00 cash, three cellphones and a laptop were stolen on 2nd October 2022.
Meanwhile, the Zimbabwe Republic Police is appealing for information that may lead to the arrest of the outstanding suspect, only known as Medicine.
Anyone with information to report at any nearest Police Station, WhatsApp 0712800197 or contact the National Complaints Desk on 0242 703631.
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Police Arrest 5 Suspected Armed Robbers After Shootout In Belvedere

Two more armed robbers who were part of the six-member gang which has robbing motorists and commuters along the Harare-Masvingo highway since January this year have been arrested by the police.
Criminal Investigations Department (CID) spokesperson Detective Assistant Inspector Rachel Muteweri said the armed robbers would pretend to be genuine travellers and stop motorists at Mbudzi Roundabout and later Boka Auction Floors.
She said the robbers would later rob the motorists by strangling them with seat belts after producing pistols and knives. Said Insp Muteweri:
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On December 23, 2022, detectives arrested Joshua Rambique aged 29 and Karen Gidi aged 27 both of Ushewokunze, Harare.
This was after they had picked information to the effect that the former was visiting his sister in Glenview. They pursued him and later arrested him in Ushewokunze.
Upon his arrest, detectives recovered an Apple Ipad and an Epson printer which have since been linked to armed robberies which occurred in Kadoma and Norton respectively.
The accused also implicated his female accomplice Karen Gidi aged 27 also of Ushewokunze, Harare.
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She said the other two gang members, Richard Banda alias Stephen Gaza also known as George Banda (26) and Shamiso Gidi (21) both of Ushewokunze, Harare were arrested in November 2022.
The two have since appeared in court where they were remanded in custody until 30 December 2022. Said Insp Muteweri:
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They have since been held responsible for 11 counts of armed robbery. In one glaring incident, the gang, which alternated its female members, boarded a Toyota IST from Masvingo to Roy (Zaka Turn off) posing as genuine travellers before robbing the complainant of his motor vehicle and groceries at gunpoint.
They tied him with a seat belt. On 15 August 2022, the accused persons boarded a Honda Fit which was travelling from Harare to Beitbridge.
They produced pistols and robbed the complainant of his motor vehicle, a Samsung Galaxy Note 10, cash of US$4 100, $20 000. They tied him to a tree using a seat belt.
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She said two days later, the suspects boarded a white Toyota Corolla which was destined for Beitbridge from Harare.
They allegedly robbed the complainant of his motor vehicle, a Y5 cell phone and US$918.
She said all the motor vehicles which were robbed were recovered and dumped in different locations such as Mbare, Mushagashe Business Centre in Masvingo, Exor Service station, Masvingo and also along Masvingo- Mutare Highway. | <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/robbers-terrorising-motorists-along-masvingo-road-arrested/">The Herald</a>

Robbers Terrorising Motorists Along Masvingo Road Arrested

A Zimbabwean suspected armed robber was shot and injured by his victim whose house the suspect had broken into in the company of two accomplices.
The victim, a serving member of the South African Police Services (SAPS), who had been shot by the intruders, managed to crawl and reach for his service pistol and shot one of his attackers.
The shot suspect was later discovered to be a Zimbabwean, <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200004622/zim-robber-shot-in-sa">NewsDay</a> reported citing a statement by SAPS issued on Monday.
Limpopo Province Saps spokesperson Colonel Malesela Ledwaba said:
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The Provincial Commissioner of Police in Limpopo Lieutenant-General Thembi Hadebe has hailed the response of an off-duty police sergeant whose reaction led to the arrest of one suspect following an incident of a house robbery. The incident happened at Lukau Tshishive village under Mutale policing area in the early hours of Sunday morning, 5 December 2022 at about 01:30.
The police sergeant, attached to Mutale Saps was attacked in his house, while sleeping with his wife. He was awoken by a loud bang on the door and three unknown males entered the bedroom, one of them carrying a firearm. 
The suspect carrying a firearm shot the sergeant on his shoulder and the other suspects dragged the wife to the nearby bushes. The brave sergeant managed to crawl and get his service pistol and retaliated by firing a shot at the suspect who was left behind in the room. The suspect ran out of the house and jumped the fence and disappeared into the bushes. The wife later returned and investigations are unfolding on what could have happened to her
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The suspects demanded money and cellphones from the victim and ransacked the room and took some clothes, footwear, ladies’ handbags and a wallet with bank cards.
The wounded Zimbabwean suspect is expected to appear before the Mutale Magistrates Court to face attempted murder and house robbery charges.
A manhunt has been launched for the remaining two suspects.
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Zimbabwean Robber Shot After Breaking Into A House Belonging To A Member Of SAPS

An Inyathi woman and her relative are lucky to be alive after they were shot multiple times and robbed of US$620 and two cell phones at a mine on Tuesday morning.
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson in Matabeleland South Province, Inspector Glory Banda, confirmed the incident.
He identified the victims as Edith and Nonhlanhla Ndlovu who are related.
The two women were asleep in a cabin at Lusinga mine when two suspected armed robbers broke in and shot at them before robbing them.
The women work at a tuckshop located within the mine premises. Said Insp Banda:
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It happened on 11 October around 1 AM, the two accused persons are not known, they first shot a bullet through the hole of the cabin at the mine and then they used a metal bar to gain entry.
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He said the suspects robbed the victim of two cell phones, an iPhone and a Hisense and took away US$620. Said Insp Banda:
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They were only given the money after shooting at the two women. One of the criminals shot at them indiscriminately, and it was later discovered after they had gone to Mpilo hospital that Edith had nine bullets in her right arm.
… They only got the US$620 and two cell phones and they left but the mine workers had to try to track the robbers and they only discovered that these people had parked their vehicle at Lingo mine, so they drove from Lingo mine towards Bulawayo but now the particulars of the vehicle or type of vehicle are not given.
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He implored members of the public not to fight with armed robbers as they might be killed.
Insp Banda also urged companies to install Closed-Circuit Televisions (CCTVs) on their premises. | <a href="https://cite.org.zw/woman-shot-nine-times-in-inyathi-mine-robbery/">CITE</a>

Robbers Pump Nine Bullets Into Female Victim's Arm

Police in Gweru have arrested 11 suspects believed to have been behind a spate of crimes that include armed robberies, murder and unlawful entry and theft in the city.
The suspects were arrested following an operation that ran from September 1 to 15.
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson in Midlands Province, Inspector Emmanuel Mahoko, confirmed the arrest of the suspects. Said Mahoko:
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Police in Gweru have arrested 11 suspects believed to have been behind a spate of offences that include armed robberies, murder, unlawful possession of firearms and unlawful entry and theft in the city.
The suspects have been identified as London Ncube (42), Judge Dube (63), Complete Mpofu (39), Petros Chivava (42), Admire Mpofu (18), Bukhosi Mkandla (22) all of London farm in Gweru, Evans Muzabani (20), Witness Nkomazana (22) all of Rubi farm in Gweru, Tawedzerwa Zhou (27) of Zvishavane, Evans Chikwenya (21) of Shurugwi and Brian Ncube (24) of Mambo suburb in Gweru.
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Insp Mahoko the police recovered two vehicles, seven firearms, and cell phones among other things, from the suspects. He said:
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The following property was recovered during the investigation, a Nissan Vanette motor vehicle robbed from Shurugwi, a Honda Civic motor vehicle which was being used on the commission of the cases, seven firearms – one pistol, three Bruno rifles, three x 303 rifles and an assortment of live rounds of ammunition, 15 cell phones, television sets, gas cylinders, a cutting torch and cash amounting to US$1 785.
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He said investigations established that the pistol had been smuggled into the country, one rifle had been lent to the suspect by a firearm licence holder and five had been stolen during robbery cases. | <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/eleven-armed-robbers-arrested/">Chronicle</a>

Eleven Suspected Armed Robbers Arrested, Seven Guns Recovered

Police said they have recovered one of the two vehicles that were stolen from Koala Park Butchery along Seke Road in Harare during an armed robbery on Tuesday morning.
Posting on their Twitter page, Police said the vehicle, a Toyota Land Cruiser registration number AAV 2589, was found dumped near Morgan Zimtec College in Braeside, Harare. Police said:
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Update on a Robbery case which occurred on 13/09/22 at Koala Farm, Harare.
On 13/09/22 at around 1600 hours, Police recovered one of the stolen vehicles, a Toyota Land Cruiser registration number AAV 2589, dumped off Joshua Nkomo Road, next to Morgan Zimtec College Braeside, Harare. Investigations are underway.
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Reports suggest that six armed pounced on Koala while pretending to be a NetOne technical surveillance team before they robbed the business of US$30 000 and two cars.
<a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/koala-us30k-robbery-police-hunt-eight-armed-suspects/">H-Metro</a> reported sources as saying the suspects, who were armed with 9mm pistols, were dropped off in the middle of a wheat field, 200 metres away from the Koala entrance, by an Isuzu vehicle. Said the sources:
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The unidentified armed robbers approached the irrigation foreman pretending to be a NetOne technical surveillance team.
The robbers called Koala employees, who were in the wheat field, and subdued them with shoe laces, handcuffs and tyre cables, instructed them to lie down and covered all employees with black polythene plastic.
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Some of the robbers reportedly then asked for the whereabouts of the Koala director, senior management and site set-up, while other accomplices patrolled the area. Added the sources:
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Mr Mills was apprehended and instructed to call his subordinate Mr Adrian to come with US$30 000 cash.
On arrival, Mr Adrian was also welcomed by armed robbers and told to hand over cash to them.
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Police Recover Car Stolen From Koala Park Butchery

Six suspected armed robbers who robbed Koala Park Butchery along Seke Road in Harare of US$30 000 and two cars on Tuesday morning reportedly pretended to be a NetOne technical surveillance team.
<a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/koala-us30k-robbery-police-hunt-eight-armed-suspects/">H-Metro</a> reported sources as saying the suspects, who were armed with 9mm pistols, were dropped off in the middle of a wheat field, 200 metres away from the Koala entrance, by an Isuzu vehicle. Said the sources:
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The unidentified armed robbers approached the irrigation foreman pretending to be a NetOne technical surveillance team.
The robbers called Koala employees, who were in the wheat field, and subdued them with shoe laces, handcuffs and tyre cables, instructed them to lie down and covered all employees with black polythene plastic.
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Some of the robbers reportedly then asked for the whereabouts of the Koala director, senior management and site set-up, while other accomplices patrolled the area. Added the sources:
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Mr Mills was apprehended and instructed to call his subordinate Mr Adrian to come with US$30 000 cash.
On arrival, Mr Adrian was also welcomed by armed robbers and told to hand over cash to them.
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Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi, confirmed the robbery. He said:
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The ZRP is investigating an armed robbery where eight unknown suspects, armed with unidentified pistols, stormed a farm along Seke Road.
The suspects stole US$30 000 cash, a Toyota Landcruiser vehicle together with an Isuzu KB vehicle at around 11 AM.
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The case was reported under RRB 5288819 at Hatfield Police Station.

"Koala Armed Robbers Pretended To Be NetOne Employees"

Police have appealed to members of the public for information that may lead to the arrest of three notorious robbers, Patson Matengambiri, Shadreck Njowa and Nyasha Chitera.
The trio, who were in the company of 11 other robbers who have since been arrested, robbed the complainants of cash amounting to nearly US$3 million which belonged to ZB Bank.
The robbery incident occurred at Gwebi Bridge along Harare-Chirundu Road on 6th January 2021.
ZB Bank is offering a US$5 000 reward to anyone who supplies credible information leading to the arrest of three suspects.
A statement issued by Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi reads:
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The Zimbabwe Republic Police is appealing for information that may lead to the arrest of Patson Matengambiri, Shadreck Njowa and Nyasha Chitera, in connection with a robbery case that occurred at Gwebi Bridge along Harare-Chirundu Road on 6th January 2021.
The suspects who were in the company of 11 other gang members robbed the complainants of cash amounting to US$2 775 000 and ZWL$43 090 which belonged to a local financial institution, ZB Bank.
The 11 suspects were arrested and the matter is pending before the court. A reward of US$5000 is being offered by ZB Bank to anyone who supplies credible information leading to the arrest of three suspects who are still on the run.
Meanwhile, Police in Murewa are appealing for information that may lead to the arrest of Tichatonga Nyamukondiwa and Derick, no further particulars known, whose last known address is Murisa Village, Seke.
The two are wanted for a case of robbery which occurred on 31 March 2021 at Katsande Business Centre, Mudzi, in which the suspects robbed the complainant US$20 000 cash, 700 grams of processed gold and a Nissan Caravan vehicle.
Anyone with information should contact CID Homicide Harare on, (0242) 758031 or Zimbabwe Republic Police National Complaints Desk on (0242) 703631 or Police General Headquarters WhatsApp on 0712 800197 or any nearest Police Station.
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ZB Bank Offers US$5 000 Reward In Bid To Recover US$2.8 Million Stolen In January

Four robbers pounced on a Zvishavane businessman on Friday last week and went away with thousands of United States dollars and South African rands.
According to the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), the robbers attacked the businessman and his wife at their home in Iyazi Park in the Midlands town and robbed them of US$6 000, ZAR2 000 as well as a pistol and cellphone.
The robbers then stole US$2 500 from the businessman’s maid, son and second wife. Police posted on Twitter:
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Police in Zvishavane are investigating a robbery case that occurred on 05/11/21 at Izayi Park, Zvishavane.
Seven unidentified suspects pounced at the complainant’s homestead where they attacked a local businessman and his first wife before stealing US$6 000, ZAR2 000, a cellphone, a torch as well as a Norinco pistol with a charged magazine of seven rounds.
The suspects also stole two cellphones, a satchel with uniforms, a wristwatch, two tablets and US$2500 from the complainant’s maid, son and second wife. One of the stolen cellphones was recovered in the yard where it had been dropped by the suspects.
Anyone with information to contact ZRP Midlands Operations on (0542) 228636 or National Complaints Desk on (0242) 703631 or report at any nearest Police Station.
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In an unrelated development, police are appealing for information that may assist in the investigation of a murder case that occurred at Mandindindi Village, Chiundura on Saturday around 10 PM.
A man was shot in the back while relieving himself in a bush close to his friend’s homestead where they were drinking beer.
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