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Tapiwa Makore’s head was reportedly boiled in an attempt to contain the smell from its decomposing state before it was taken to a traditional healer in Mozambique.
Tapiwa was murdered by Tafadzwa Shamba and his uncle and namesake Tapiwa Makore in 2020 in a ritual to boost the latter’s cabbage business.
Gaylord Shamba (59), who is the uncle of Tafadzwa, told the weekly publication <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/this-is-as-bad-as-it-can-ever-get/">Kwayedza</a> that his nephew confessed that the boy’s head was taken to a Mozambican “n’anga” for ritual purposes. He said:
<blockquote>
I once visited him when he was in the cells to find out what really transpired.
He confessed that he killed Tapiwa after slicing him into pieces and stashing the body parts into plastic papers, including the head, as per instructions.
He confessed there were others involved, including Tapiwa Senior, who took the head and left with it for Mozambique after it was cooked.
Tafadzwa made it clear that he doesn’t know where the head is.
He insists that the sangoma did not accept the head they took to Mozambique as the n’anga wanted a fresh and uncooked head, similar to a chicken head.
It is said the entourage dumped the head along the way, but he was not sure whether it was dumped on the Mozambican or Zimbabwean side.
</blockquote>
Tapiwa Jr was buried several months after his death with his head still missing.
Shamba and Tapiwa Sr were recently sentenced to death by High Court Judge Justice Munamato Mutevedzi.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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"Tapiwa Makore's Head Was Boiled And Taken To Mozambique"

Amnesty International’s Deputy Director for Southern Africa, Khanyo Farisè, has expressed opposition to the death penalty given to Tafadzwa Shamba and Tapiwa Makore Senior by the Harare High Court for the murder of Tapiwa Makore three years ago.
Farisè stated that the death penalty violates the right to life and is a premeditated and cold-blooded killing of a person by the state in the name of justice. Farisè acknowledged the pain felt by Tapiwa’s family but stressed that the death penalty is not an appropriate response, and anyone found guilty of a crime after a fair trial should be held accountable without resorting to the death penalty.
Amnesty International is urging Zimbabwean authorities to commute all death sentences to prison terms and establish an official moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty for all crimes. Responding to the news Tafadzwa Shamba and Tapiwa Makore Senior have been sentenced to death, Khanyo Farisè said:
<blockquote>
 Amnesty International opposes the death penalty in all cases without exception regardless of the nature of the crime, the characteristics of the offender, or the method used by the state to execute the prisoner. It is the premeditated and cold-blooded killing of a human being by the state in the name of justice. It violates the right to life as proclaimed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It is the ultimate cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment.
While Amnesty International acknowledges the pain and anguish felt by Tapiwa’s family following the death of Tapiwa Makore, the death penalty is never the appropriate response and must never be used in any circumstances anywhere in the world. In opposing the death penalty, Amnesty International in no way seeks to minimize or condone the crimes for which those sentenced to death were convicted. Anyone found guilty of a crime after a fair trial that meets international standards should be held accountable without resort to the death penalty.
Zimbabwean authorities must abolish the death penalty for all crimes
There is no credible evidence that the death penalty has a greater deterrent effect on crime than prison terms. Amnesty International is urging the authorities in Zimbabwe to commute all death sentences to prison terms. Also, we call on the Zimbabwean authorities to establish an official moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty for all crimes.
</blockquote>
Tafadzwa Shamba and Tapiwa Makore Senior were sentenced to death by the Harare High Court on July 12, 2023, for the murder of Tapiwa Makore. The victim was murdered on September 17, 2020, and was found disfigured and dismembered, which sparked outrage among the public. The trial at the Harare High Court resulted in the conviction of Shamba and Makore Senior for the crime, leading to their sentencing to death. The brutal nature of the crime has generated significant media attention, and the verdict has been met with mixed reactions from the public.
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Tapiwa Makore Murder: Amnesty Opposes Death Penalty For Shamba And Makore Senior

Tafadzwa Shamba and Tapiwa Makore Snr, the suspects accused of the brutal murder of <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tapiwa_Makore/">Tapiwa Makore Jnr</a> in 2020, arrived at the High Court in Harare on Thursday where Justice Munamato Mutevedzi is expected to deliver the long-awaited judgement.
Tapiwa was allegedly murdered by his uncle Tapiwa Makore Snr in connivance with Shamba for ritual purposes when he was just seven years old. Four suspects were initially arrested, including Maud Hunidzarira and Thanks Makore, but the latter two were acquitted for lack of evidence against them. Tapiwa was buried more than six months after his murder without some of his body parts, including his skull, which investigators failed to locate.
Some Background Information:
On the morning of September 17, 2020, Tapiwa Makore Junior was asked by his parents to tend the garden. Later, when his parents went to the garden to water the plants, they discovered that their son was missing. They and some villagers searched for him until midnight but to no avail. The following morning, a neighbour found his dog and its puppies feasting on human body parts in his yard. He informed Tapiwa’s parents, and a police report was made. Unfortunately, the head of the body was missing.
Tafadzwa Shamba, a herdboy, was arrested on September 24, 2020, in connection with the kidnapping and murder of Tapiwa Makore Junior. Shamba was accused of conspiring with two others to kill Tapiwa, harvest his body parts, and sell them for just $1,500. The police alleged that Shamba worked with the other suspects to kidnap Tapiwa from a garden and then took him to a mountain where they kept him for the whole day. They then killed him at night, and one of the other suspects took away the head, leaving Shamba with the other body parts. Tapiwa’s uncle, Tapiwa Makore Senior, and Maud Hunidzarira were also arrested in connection with the boy’s murder. Hunidzarira was arrested after being seen cleaning an item with blood on it. 
Two Murewa villagers, known as Mai Mungandire and Mai Katsande, were arrested after purchasing human flesh from Tafadzwa Shamba, as revealed by gathered information. Joina Tangirire and Enia Tangirire were identified as the two women who admitted buying meat from the alleged murderer but claimed they had no knowledge that it was human flesh. The women cooked and ate the meat and were taken into custody for further questioning and ordered to carry the pots they used to cook the meat. An 11-year-old boy from Nyamutumbu Village allegedly received $5 from Tapiwa Makore Snr to lure Tapiwa Junior from the garden to his uncle’s homestead. Tapiwa’s uncle, Thanks Makore, was later arrested for his involvement in the murder.
On September 29, 2020, Tafadzwa Shamba reportedly <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tapiwa_Makore/">confessed</a> to detectives that he killed Tapiwa Makore Junior by cutting off his head with a knife while the boy’s uncle, Tapiwa Senior, held a torch. Shamba said he carried the head and dismembered body in a black plastic bag, while Tapiwa Senior carried a bag containing the arms and legs. Shamba also revealed that he kidnapped Tapiwa, fed him, drugged him with kachasu, and locked him up in a room for hours. However, during his court appearance, Shamba retracted the confession, claiming he made indications under duress. The court ruled that his explanation was preposterous, and his indications led to the recovery of the body parts. Pindula posted the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tapiwa_Makore/">confession.</a>
Tapiwa Makore Junior was buried on March 27, 2021, approximately six months after his brutal murder. He was buried without his head as the police could not locate it. The funeral was attended by numerous people, including politicians from the ZANU PF party. Munyaradzi Makore, Tapiwa’s father, was the MDC Alliance branch chairperson in Murewa North. On October 13, 2022, High Court judge Justice Munamato Mutevedzi acquitted Thanks Makore and Moud Hunidzarira of Tapiwa’s murder due to a lack of incriminating evidence. However, Tafadzwa Shamba and Tapiwa Makore Snr, the prime suspects, were placed on their defense as there was substantial evidence linking them to the murder.
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Justice For Tapiwa Makore: Murder Suspects Await Verdict In Harare High Court

The State Tuesday requested that the blood-stained clothes recovered from Tafadzwa Shamba, the chief suspect in the murder of seven-year-old Tapiwa Makore (Jnr), be brought before the High Court for examination.
This comes as Shamba has said <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/09/30/herdsman-reveals-gruesome-details-of-murehwa-boy-ritual-murder/">he initially admitted</a> to <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/new-twist-to-tapiwa-makore-case-shamba-says-he-admitted-to-murder-under-duress/">killing Tapiwa under duress.</a> He denied the link to the offence claiming that the blood spots that were found on his pair of trousers were from a chicken he had slaughtered at Makore Snr’s homestead.
Tapiwa was <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/09/21/ritual-killings-blamed-for-the-death-of-a-7-year-old-murehwa-boy-whose-body-was-found-with-body-parts-missing/">murdered in Murewa in 2020 in a suspected ritual killing.</a>
During the trial yesterday, the State advised High Court judge Justice Munamato Mutevedzi that it intends to submit Shamba’s blood-soiled clothes as an exhibit, <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200001860/makore-murder-state-to-submit-suspects-blood-stained-clothes">NewsDay</a> reported.
Prosecutor Albert Masamha told Mutevedzi that the clothes were being worn by Shamba on the day he allegedly killed Tapiwa.
The evidence is expected to strengthen the State case against Shamba, who is denying the murder charge.
On Monday, the High Court ordered that evidence on how Shamba committed the offence must be tendered in court as it had led to the recovery of Tapiwa’s body parts.
Prosecutors allege that Shamba beheaded Tapiwa and disposed of his limbs at different places.
While giving oral evidence in court, police detective Andrew Nyadundu said they found Shamba’s clothes hidden at the late boy’s uncle and namesake Tapiwa Makore (Snr)’s homestead.
He said this triggered him to check the clothes, and Makore Snr confirmed that they belonged to Shamba.
Police also discovered a blood-stained white vest from Shamba’s place.
Shamba’s confessions led to the recovery of blood-stained denim shorts, which he was wearing when he allegedly murdered Tapiwa.
Tapiwa is believed to have been murdered by his uncles, Makore Snr, Thanks Makore, and a relative, Moud Hunidzarira from Nyamutumbu village in Murehwa on September 17, 2020.
He was allegedly drugged before he was taken to a mountain and beheaded for ritual purposes.
His torso was found being eaten by dogs the following morning.
Other body parts were found dumped in pit latrines. His remains were buried last year with the head missing.
The trial continued today.
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Tapiwa Makore Murder Case: State To Present Suspect's Blood-stained Clothes

Tafadzwa Shamba, the chief suspect in the <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/09/21/ritual-killings-blamed-for-the-death-of-a-7-year-old-murehwa-boy-whose-body-was-found-with-body-parts-missing/">murder of seven-year-old Murehwa boy Tapiwa Makore</a> has denied killing the boy saying <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/09/30/herdsman-reveals-gruesome-details-of-murehwa-boy-ritual-murder/">he only admitted</a> under duress after being assaulted by investigating officers.
He denied the link to the offence claiming that the blood spots that were found on his pair of trousers were from a chicken he had slaughtered at Makore Snr’s homestead.
Shamba, who was the gardener of the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Murehwa_Ritual_Murder">Tapiwa</a>’s father, also claimed that the blood stains found on his vest were menstrual blood left by his friend’s girlfriend.
He made the remarks on Monday when the trial of the four accused began, <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/state-witness-impeached-in-makore-murder-trial/">The Herald</a> reported. 
The other three accused Tapiwa Makore Snr, Moud Hunidzarira and Thanks Makore also denied the charge saying they were assaulted by the police to give statements that were allegedly rehearsed by the police.
Tapiwa was allegedly murdered by his uncle in September 2020 in <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Murewa">Nyamutumbu village, Murehwa. </a>
According to one alleged confession, the boy was drugged, killed and mutilated so that they could sell his body parts to a witch doctor for US$1 500.
The family faced continued grief after enduring over six months without burying his body. <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Murehwa_Ritual_Murder">Tapiwa Makore</a>’s head could not be located until <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/03/28/murdered-murewa-boy-tapiwa-makore-finally-buried/">the time of his burial.</a> The trial continues this Wednesday with three more witnesses expected to testify.
Mr Moses Mavhaire and Mutsa Chivandire from Chivandire, Mavhaire and Zinto Law Chambers are representing Shamba.
Tapiwa Makore Snr is being represented by Mr Munyaradzi Midzi of Titan Law Chambers while Hunidzarira is being represented by Mr Maxwell Mavhunga of Mavhunga and Associates.
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New Twist To Tapiwa Makore Case: Shamba Says He Admitted To Murder Under Duress

The family of Tapiwa Makore, a 7-year-old Murehwa boy who was murdered allegedly for ritual purposes in September, has written to the police requesting DNA tests for his body parts which are yet to be released.
The letter dated 3 December and addressed to the Commissioner-General of  Police and copied to the Prosecutor General said the DNA  test results have taken longer than anticipated after they were promised to get them within 21 days from the date samples were collected.
Makore family, through their lawyer Tabitha Chikeya, told ZBC News that the results will expedite the delivery of justice and help the family get the closure. She said:
<blockquote>The family has waited for a long time and we ae requesting the Zimbabwe Republic Police to give us the results after the laboratory indicated that the results were collected by the police.</blockquote>
The body parts which were sent to the laboratory include legs, a human skull, abdomen and palm.
Meanwhile, the High court has deferred ruling in the bail application of Tapiwa’s uncle, Thanks Makore who was arrested last month in connection with the case.
Three other suspects Tafadzwa Shamba, Tapiwa Makore senior and Maud Hunidzarira are still in custody awaiting trial.
More: <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/tapiwa-makore-murder-latest/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">ZBC News</a>

Update On Tapiwa Makore's Murder Case

Tapiwa Makore’s uncle Thanks Makore was reportedly supposed to pay 7-year-old Tapiwa ‘s killers $1500 to kill the boy for suspected ritual purposes, Bustop TV reports. The matter came to light when <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/another-makore-brother-arrested-in-tapiwas-murder/">Thanks was seeking bail at the High court after he was arrested for allegedly being the mastermind</a> behind the gruesome murder.
During the bail hearing the Investigating Officer in the case told the court that Thanks hired the services of his brother Tapiwa and the local herdsmen Tafadzwa Shamba and promised to pay them $1500 for the heinous crime:
<blockquote>Thanks Makore commissioned his twin brother Tapiwa Makore Snr and Tafadzwa Shamba to commit the heinous crime.The accused is the one who employed or gave the contract to these two accused or his accomplices. He promised to pay them US$1 500 to his accomplices who killed Tapiwa Makore.
After the commission of the offence, the accused is said to have received the head and the arms of the deceased.</blockquote>
The state in opposing bail said if Thanks is released on bail he will abscond trial because his charges are serious and if convicted they carry a capital punishment:
<blockquote>The applicant is likely to interfere with witnesses if granted bail. So far, we are done at Damofalls where his first wife resides. We are left with Warren Park where his second wife resides.
We are still doing investigations and we are yet to finish searching. One of the main witnesses is related to the applicant. In fact, he is the son of the applicant’s young brother so the accused might interfere with the witness. American Embassy employs the applicant, so if granted bail he might seek transfer and relocate from Zimbabwe and abscond.
Considering the nature of the offence Thanks Makore is facing that carries a capital sentence upon conviction, he would abscond if granted bail. Another issue the IO raised was that Thanks Makore had a target on his back and if released his safety would be compromised.
Another issue is when we were carrying out searches at his Damofalls residence, there was a mob who were looking for the applicant. In fact, they were throwing stones at his house so if granted bail he might be attacked by the mob.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://bustop.tv/9162-2/">Bustop TV</a>

Thanks Makore Pledged To Pay Tapiwa's Killers $1500 If They Murder Him - Report

Tapiwa Makore’s uncle Thanks Makore was reportedly supposed to pay 7-year-old Tapiwa ‘s killers $1500 to kill the boy for suspected ritual purposes, Bustop TV reports. The matter came to light when <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/11/13/another-makore-brother-arrested-in-tapiwas-murder/">Thanks was seeking bail at the High court after he was arrested for allegedly being the mastermind</a> behind the gruesome murder.
During the bail hearing the Investigating Officer in the case told the court that Thanks hired the services of his brother Tapiwa and the local herdsmen Tafadzwa Shamba and promised to pay them $1500 for the heinous crime:
<blockquote>Thanks Makore commissioned his twin brother Tapiwa Makore Snr and Tafadzwa Shamba to commit the heinous crime.The accused is the one who employed or gave the contract to these two accused or his accomplices. He promised to pay them US$1 500 to his accomplices who killed Tapiwa Makore.
After the commission of the offence, the accused is said to have received the head and the arms of the deceased.</blockquote>
The state in opposing bail said if Thanks is released on bail he will abscond trial because his charges are serious and if convicted they carry a capital punishment:
<blockquote>The applicant is likely to interfere with witnesses if granted bail. So far, we are done at Damofalls where his first wife resides. We are left with Warren Park where his second wife resides.
We are still doing investigations and we are yet to finish searching. One of the main witnesses is related to the applicant. In fact, he is the son of the applicant’s young brother so the accused might interfere with the witness. American Embassy employs the applicant, so if granted bail he might seek transfer and relocate from Zimbabwe and abscond.
Considering the nature of the offence Thanks Makore is facing that carries a capital sentence upon conviction, he would abscond if granted bail. Another issue the IO raised was that Thanks Makore had a target on his back and if released his safety would be compromised.
Another issue is when we were carrying out searches at his Damofalls residence, there was a mob who were looking for the applicant. In fact, they were throwing stones at his house so if granted bail he might be attacked by the mob.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://bustop.tv/9162-2/">Bustop TV</a>

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has deployed sniffer dogs in Damafalls after Thanks Makore, the uncle of murdered 7-year-old Murehwa boy, Tapiwa Makore, has confessed ignorance on the whereabouts of the boy’s remains.
It had been argued that Thanks Makore was given the head and arms of the late Tapiwa Makore who was murdered assumably for ritual purposes.
Sniffer dogs were deployed to locate the missing head that was said to have been buried at Thanks Makore’s Damofalls house.
Meanwhile, one of Tapiwa Makore’s uncles, Tapiwa Makore senior, and his herdsman, Tafadzwa Shamba, have since been arrested in connection with the murder.
Tapiwa is yet to be buried as his head and other body parts are still missing.
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