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The Skyline tollgate in Zimbabwe is set to be relocated to the 36km peg along the Harare-Masvingo Road, moving it outside the urban area. This comes as part of the government’s plan to ease the financial burden on motorists living in peri-urban areas who are paying tolls twice daily on their way to and from work. The Shamva tollgate has already been moved from the Harare urban area to the Juru area and is now operational.
The Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) has assured that they have enough funds to support the tollgate relocation. In addition to the relocations, there are plans to upgrade existing tollgates on major highways to accommodate the growing volumes of traffic. The tollgates listed for relocation are Skyline, Dema, Lion’s Den, Umguza, and Shamva, while those to be rehabilitated are Norton, Esigodini, Mushagashi, Mupfurudzi, and Colleen Bawn tollgates.
The tollgate relocations take into consideration traffic patterns, road safety, and the convenience of road users. Zinara will fund the reconstruction, rehabilitation, and relocation of the tollgates. The government aims to involve the people of Zimbabwe, especially women and youths, in road rehabilitation and infrastructural development to benefit from the country’s development policies.
Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona, along with Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Harare Metropolitan Province Charles Tavengwa, recently toured the rebuilt roads in Harare and Chitungwiza. Minister Mhona appealed to the people of Zimbabwe, especially women and youths, to participate in road rehabilitation and infrastructural development, aligning with the policy of “Nyika inovakwa nevene vayo” (the nation is built by its own people) that President Mnangagwa is promoting. He spoke to <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/plans-to-relocate-tollgates-at-advanced-stage/">The Herald</a>:
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From Chitungwiza Road we moved to Harare-Beitbridge Road where we have opened 3km today (on Monday), passing through the tollgate and I would also like to deliver the message to the people of Zimbabwe that we are also going to relocate the tollgate. 
I have mandated ZINARA together with the Department of Roads, so that we take advantage of what we have within our ministry, the CMED, so that we start working on a new tollgate at the new site.
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The minister said the relocation of tollgates aims to address concerns raised by motorists regarding their locations. Many people have complained about tollgates being situated on their daily commuting routes. As a result, the government is moving the tollgates further out to accommodate the growth of nearby communities.
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Plans To Relocate 5 Tollgates At Advanced Stage - ZINARA

A woman from <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Shamva/">Shamva</a> has been arrested for killing her daughter after beating her for using mealie-meal and cooking oil in pretend play known as mahumbwe in Shona or ukudlala in Ndebele.
According to a police statement seen by Pindula News, the 35-year-old woman used a switch to hit her 9-year-old daughter on her entire body, resulting in her death. Read the statement:
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Police in Shamva have arrested Sinalence Kufandirori (35) in connection with a case of murder in which she hit her daughter, Ropafadzo Meki (9) with a switch, all over the body, for allegedly using mealie –meal and cooking oil to play mahumbwe on 03/11/23 at Maxton Farm. The child died on the way to a local self-proclaimed prophetic healer in the area. 
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Several cases have emerged where parents or guardians have killed their children while trying to discipline them. One such case involved a woman named Lydia Kahwema who was jailed for four years for killing her 13-year-old son. The boy was sent home from school for not having a pen, and Kahwema brutally attacked him with switches and smashed his head against the wall. The judge described the attack as a form of domestic violence and emphasised the importance of maintaining a peaceful and loving home environment.
In another case, a woman named Madzimai Yeukai Mutero was acquitted of murder this year after fatally assaulting her son for joining a secret cult of Zyinyau dancers. The court found that she had acted within the confines of the law and had used moderate force in administering corporal punishment.
There was also a case where a man named Ronald Moda allegedly killed his three-year-old niece by banging her head against the wall after she soiled herself. Moda claimed that he was given permission to discipline the child.
These cases highlight the debate surrounding the administration of corporal punishment on children and the importance of ensuring their safety and well-being.
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Shamva Woman Beats Daughter To Death For Using Mealie-meal And Cooking Oil For Mahumbwe

A 4-month-old baby died in Shamva on Friday last week during a dispute over alleged adultery involving its mother and another woman.
A police report seen by Pindula News says the baby was fastened on its mother’s back. The mother was assaulted and pushed to the wall by another woman who was accusing her of taking her husband. Reads the report by the Zimbabwe Republic Police:
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Meanwhile, a four months old infant, who was strapped on the back of his mother, died after the mother, Prisca Dhirau (23) was assaulted and pushed to the wall of a shop by the suspect only identified as Mai Shumai Kanyoka, on 09/12/22 at Logan Shopping Centre, Shamva.
The suspect had accused Prisca Dhirau of having an extra-marital affair with her husband. Investigations are in progress.
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In a different case, ZRP is investigating a murder case which also occurred on Friday last week along Kadoma-Blue Ranges Road. 
It is alleged that the victim, Elisha Gundu (27), died after he was stabbed with a double-blade flick knife on the head and throat by the suspect, Hussen Nenji (38).
Gundu had accused Nenji of having an extra-marital affair with his wife. Nenji has since been arrested.
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A 4-month-old Baby Dies After Its Mother Was Pushed To The Wall

The Zimbabwe Republic (ZRP) is investigating a robbery case in which unknown assailants attacked and robbed a Harare man of his Honda Fit yesterday evening.
Police said the robbers were armed with a pistol. In a statement seen by Pindula News, police appealed to members of the public who might have information that might lead to the recovery of the stolen vehicle. Reads the police statement:
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Police in Harare are investigating an armed robbery incident which occurred in Mabelreign on 28/02/22 at about 1630 hours, where a complainant (43) parked a silver Honda Fit vehicle AFN 4274 outside the gate before being attacked by two unknown suspects wielding an unidentified pistol.
The suspects dragged the complainant out of vehicle before taking control and driving away. Anyone with information which may lead to the recovery of the stolen vehicle and the arrest of the suspects to contact any nearest Police Station.
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Meanwhile, there was another armed robbery incident at Forbes 38 Gold Mine, Shamva on Monday at about 0200 hours and the discovery of a body of a male adult near the mine.
Police say about 20 unknown suspects armed with unidentified rifles stormed the mine and exchanged gunfire with a security guard. The guard later ran away from the mine and alerted some mine workers before they retreated to a nearby mountain.
A body of a male adult with a gunshot wound on the back was discovered about 1.5km away from the scene with a sack of stolen gold ore near the body
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Man Robbed Of His Car While Parking

A 25-year-old Shamva man has been arrested for kidnapping a 4-year-old girl whom he dumped on a nearby mountain after stripping her naked.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) say the accused, Tatenda Amon, left a beer bottle and his hat which were used to identify him. Pindula News presents a police statement on the case:
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The ZRP confirms the arrest of Tatenda Amon (25) in connection with a case of kidnapping which occurred at Ratherdale Farm, Shamva on 03/11/21.
The suspect allegedly kidnapped a female juvenile (4) from home and took her to a nearby mountain where he removed the victim’s clothes before dumping her whilst crying. The suspect left his hat and a bottle of beer (green) on the scene which led to his identification.
Meanwhile, the victim was sent to the hospital for a medical examination.
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Shamva Man Arrested For Kidnapping A 4-year-old Girl

Parents with children enrolled at Shamva Primary Schools last week stormed the school after their children were turned away on the pretext that there was no water.
The incident occurred on Wednesday last week following the decision by school authorities to cancel lessons with Shamva town experienced a water crisis.
One of the concerned parents who spoke to NewsDay identified as Givemore Muroyiwa had this to say:
<blockquote>We are not happy with the teachers here. How can they surely stop classes and turn back our children home on the pretext that there is no water in their homes, when, in fact, they get first preference on fetching water, which they misuse watering flowers?
We demand the opening of the school now since we paid fees. They have a hidden agenda, but it will not work.</blockquote>
The school headmaster, Edson Chure, said that they had to close the school after residents started denying teachers access to water. He said:
<blockquote>The problem now is these residents are now denying teachers access to water. At first, there was no problem because we got first preference access, but now tables have turned, hence we cannot work without such a basic need.</blockquote>
In a bid to deal with the water crisis, Ward 29 councillor, Gerald Nyakurerwa, said that he formed a committee to help negotiate with the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) to provide water for Shamwa residents.
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