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A “notorious” armed robber was injured and arrested following a shootout with police in Rushinga on Sunday.
The suspect, Mike Humbasha (35), was shot and injured by the police while resisting arrest on 13 August.
In a post on the social media site, X, formerly known as Twitter, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), said:
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The ZRP confirms the arrest of a notorious and wanted armed robbery suspect Mike Humbasha (35) in Rushinga today during a shootout incident with police officers who intended to effect an arrest.
The suspect is now admitted at a local hospital under guard.
</blockquote>
In an unrelated incident, Police said they have launched an investigation “in connection with a video which has gone viral in which two men are seen viciously assaulting a victim for allegedly stealing from them in the Nyatsime area.”
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Armed Robber Injured In Police Shootout In Rushinga

A form six (6) student at Rushinga High died on Thursday evening after she was bitten by a snake in the classroom while coming from sports.
Rushinga legislator Tendai Nyabani confirmed the tragedy to <a href="https://bulawayo24.com/index-id-news-sc-national-byo-226873.html">Byo24</a>. Nyabani is quoted as saying:
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I can confirm a sudden death in Rushinga where a form six girl Melody Chiputura (17) was bitten by a snake yesterday afternoon after coming from sports.
We are still shocked as to where this snake came from because students had used the classroom twice and as Rushinga constituency we are saddened by this incident.
</blockquote>
Nyabani further said the classroom where the girl was bitten, had been used by students for two days.
Melody was the daughter of Joseph Chiputura a ZANU PF councillor in Rushinga.
When a storm moves into an area that brings heavy rain, underground dens and burrowed tunnels will begin to fill with water, essentially flooding the snake’s home. 
This will drive the snakes to leave their den and seek dry, safe shelter. So they come out to people’s abodes, sheds, barns, debris, and abandoned buildings seeking a new home.
It is therefore important to:
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i). Be mindful when clearing and cleaning debris. Wear gloves that can protect you against snake bites. 
ii). Wear snake-protective booths that are at least 10 feet high. 
iii). Avoid stepping on a log, unless you are seeing the other side. 
iv). Keep your lawn areas short.
</blockquote>
If you see a snake approaching, do not fuss; move aside and allow it to proceed.
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Form 6 Student Dies After Snake Bite In Classroom

A suspected armed robber fled with a vehicle laden with groceries after the gang pounced on a homestead and tuckshop in Rushinga on Thursday.
In a statement, Police said two of the suspected armed robbers, Kudzai Makwesha (37) and Jairos Chiyangwa (44), were arrested while their accomplice, only identified as Tafadzwa fled with the loot in their get-away vehicle.
The suspects had robbed a homestead at Mushongahande Village and a tuckshop at Chamwa Village. Police said:
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Police in Rushinga have arrested Kudzai Makwesha (37) and Jairos Chiyangwa (44) in connection with two cases of robbery which occurred on 22/12/22 between 0010 hours and 0110 hours, at a homestead at Mushongahande Village and a tuckshop at Chamwa Village where US$275 and ZWL$ 800 cash, groceries and property worth US$2021.00 were stolen.
The second complainant identified the suspects at Marymount Business Centre, leading to their arrest.
The first complainant was shot with a pistol on the ankle and is admitted at a local hospital.
Meanwhile, the other suspect, only identified as Tafadzwa fled with the loot, in the suspects’ get-away vehicle, a Mazda Bongo, registration number AFB 5825. Investigations are underway.
</blockquote>

Armed Robber Flees With Groceries

Two robbery suspects were arrested in Rushinga while their accomplice fled with the loot.
In a report seen by Pindula News, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) said the trio was involved in two robbery cases. Reads the statement:
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Police in Rushinga have arrested Kudzai Makwesha (37) and Jairos Chiyangwa (44) in connection with two cases of robbery which occurred on 22/12/22 between 0010 hours and 0110 hours, at a homestead at Mushongahande Village and a tuckshop at Chamwa Village, where US$275 and ZWL$ 800 cash, groceries and property worth US$2021.00 were stolen. 
The second complainant identified the suspects at Marymount Business Centre, leading to their arrest.
The first complainant was shot with a pistol on the ankle and is admitted at a local hospital.
Meanwhile, the other suspect, only identified as Tafadzwa fled with the loot, in the suspects’ get-away vehicle, a Mazda Bongo, registration number AFB 5825. Investigations are underway.
</blockquote>
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Two Robbery Suspects Arrested While Their Partner Flees With The Loot

Two men were on Sunday 3 May 2020, arrested n Rushinga in Mashonaland Central province and charged with undermining the authority of or insulting President Emmerson Mnangagwa, the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) has said.
The duo allegedly shared and made remarks on a video clip in which Mnangagwa brags about the strength of bond notes, the country’s surrogate currency.
Robert Zakeyo (43) and Admire Mupemhi (34) on Monday 4 May 2020 appeared before Bindura Magistrate Mary Msika after they were arrested by Zimbabwe Republic Police members and charged with undermining the authority of or undermining President Mnangagwa in contravention of section 33(2)(b) of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act.
In the video clip, President Mnangagwa is quoted remarking that; “In this region, in SADC, the RTG, our RTG, the current currency is the strongest currency in the region,” while Mupemhi reportedly wrote the word “frog” in response to the shared video clip.
According to the ZLHR, Mupemhi was set free after his lawyer, Gift Mtisi of Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights filed an application for refusal of remand arguing that the charges preferred against his client do not disclose the commission of an offence to which Magistrate Msika agreed with the human rights lawyer.
Zakeyo was released on $300 bail and was ordered to report at his local police once in a fortnight and to continue residing at his given residential address. He returns to court on 18 May 2020, where his trial is scheduled to commence.

Two Rushinga Men Arrested Over 'Bond Not Is The Strongest Currency In The Region' Video Clip

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