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A Victoria Falls man is suing TM Pick n Pay for US$30 00 after he was wrongfully arrested and prosecuted over theft charges instigated by the retail chain.
Farai Chakawa is being represented by Tinashe Chinopfukutwa of the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR).
He recently filed a summons at Harare Magistrates (Civil) Court against TM Pick n Pay Zimbabwe, Stanford Nyamukoroso, ZRP Commissioner-General Godwin Matanga and Home Affairs, Cultural and Heritage Minister Hon. Kazembe Kazembe, demanding compensation amounting to US$30 000 for causing his unlawful arrest, detention, malicious prosecution and humiliation. ZLHR said:
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Out of a total of US$30 000 that Chakawa is demanding, US$10 000 will be damages for malicious prosecution, US$10 000 will be damages for unlawful arrest and detention while US$10 000 will be damages for humiliation, embarrassment and affront to dignity as a result of the unlawful arrest, detention and malicious prosecution.
Chinopfukutwa argued that at the time Nyamukoroso handcuffed Chakawa and instigated the criminal complaint against him, there was no probable cause that he had committed the offence of disorderly conduct as he was merely a customer seeking to purchase products from the retail outlet.
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ZLHR said the incident occurred in April 2023, at a time when Chakawa had visited Harare
Chakawa was arrested by an employee, Stanford Nyamukoroso, who accused him of theft. Said ZLHR:
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In April 2023, Farai Chakawa, a resident of Victoria Falls in Matabeleland North Province, who was visiting Harare and who intended to buy some goods at TM Pick n Pay Joina City retail shop in the capital city, was arrested by a vindictive employee of the retail giant, who unsuccessfully tried to block him from purchasing some goods after telling him that he was not allowed inside the retail supermarket.
Chakawa queried why he was not being allowed in the retail outlet and Stanford Nyamukoroso, an employee of TM Pick n Pay Zimbabwe, told him that this was because he had arbitrarily decided to just do so. 
A cashier at the liquor store counter, located within TM Pick n Pay Zimbabwe Joina City retail shop, pleaded with Nyamukoroso to let Chakawa purchase what he wanted and he eventually bought a soft drink and his bottle of whisky.
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As Chakawa was leaving the counter, Nyamukoroso grabbed him by the waist while holding him by his belt and pulled him into a private room, reported ZLHR.
Nyamukoroso handcuffed Chakawa and subsequently advised him that he was going to be detained in some Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) cells that day because he had purchased goods in a TM Pick n Pay Zimbabwe retail outlet against his will. Said ZLHR:
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Nyamukoroso then took Chakawa to Harare Central Police Station, where he was charged with disorderly conduct and asked to pay a fine for disorderly conduct.
Chakawa declined to pay the fine protesting that he had not committed any offence.
He was then detained at Harare Central Police Station for two days before being taken to Harare Magistrates Court, where he stood trial on disorderly conduct.
But in May 2023, criminal proceedings brought against Chakawa were terminated after he was acquitted of charges of disorderly conduct.
After the acquittal, Chakawa engaged Chinopfukutwa, who on Wednesday 10 January 2024, filed a summons at Harare Magistrates (Civil) Court.
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Victoria Falls Man Sues TM Pick n Pay For US$30K Over Wrongful Arrest At Joina City Branch

Blessed Makumbe, a serial shoplifter, was sentenced to one year in jail after stealing groceries worth over ZW$700,000 (US$152) from a TM Pick N Pay Supermarket in Bulawayo.
Makumbe, a 32-year-old from the Emakhandeni suburb in Bulawayo pleaded not guilty but was convicted on six counts of theft. He received a two-year sentence with six months suspended, and another six months suspended for five years on the condition of no similar offences. The incidents occurred on different dates in September 2023.
<h3>What transpired:</h3>
Prosecutor Joseph Rugara told the court that on September 1 at approximately 7:35 pm, Blessed Makumbe entered TM Pick N Pay Supermarket in Bulawayo. He went to the shelves, took two sets of 6-piece tablespoons, concealed them under his jacket, and left the store without paying for them.
According to Mr. Rugara, on September 20, 2023, at around 7:42 pm, Makumbe revisited the same shop and stole two more sets of 6-piece tablespoons, managing to leave undetected.
On September 30, at approximately 7:41 pm, Makumbe returned to the supermarket and stole two additional sets of 6-piece tablespoons, hiding them under his clothes before exiting without payment. During the same month, he also took eight packs of polony unnoticed. However, Makumbe’s luck ran out when he attempted to leave with stolen items captured on CCTV.
Alerted security guards recovered the stolen goods, leading to his arrest and the recovery of all stolen items worth ZW$715,074 from his house.
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<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/TM_Pick_N_Pay_Rich_Rewards_Promotion">TM Pick n Pay</a>, one of the biggest retailers in Zimbabwe, is set to open its 30th local store as it commemorates its first decade under the new brand.
While the location of the new shop was not revealed, Pindula News can exclusively report that TM Pick n Pay has been working on a number of new shops within and around Harare with one of them located near the Warren Park Golf Club.
Although TM Supermarkets has been operating in Zimbabwe since 1978, TM Pick n Pay is relatively recent.
The first outlet under the brand was opened in Kamfinsa in June 2012. 
Currently, the grocer has stores in areas such as Harare, Chivhu, Chiredzi, Victoria Falls and Zvishavane.
TM Pick n Pay managing director, Mr Malcolm Mycroft told <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/new-tm-pick-n-pay-to-open-30th-store">The Sunday Mail</a>:
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The store signifies the beginning of an ongoing journey that has brought success and continues to grow the business.
The community has been receptive and their unwavering support keeps us going. We strive to give them more and continue supporting the communities we operate in, as we firmly believe doing good in our communities is good for the business.
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In addition to creating employment, it also often sources local home-grown produce and supplies.
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TM Pick n Pay To Open 30th Store In Zimbabwe

A Masvingo woman, Agness Gurunhe has narrated how TM Pick n Pay management blocked her from entering the shop because she had refused to be sanitised by the sanitiser the retail shop was using.
The 35-year-old explained to the management that she reacts badly to the sanitiser and offered to have water and soap as an alternative but the management could not have it. She narrated:
<blockquote>I politely asked that I be given water and soap to wash my hands because my skin seriously reacts to sanitisers but the people manning the entrance said there was no water at the shop and they then denied me entry.
I then requested to see the manager and they brought a man whom I assumed to be the manager. The man said it’s either I get my hands sanitised or I could not enter.
After some talk, they then said I could list down the grocery items I wanted to purchase so that a staff member would do it for me while I waited outside.
I considered that to be unreasonable because that would mean that I give them my bank card and my secret PIN.</blockquote>
She posted her ordeal on WhatsApp and many expressed their anger. Meanwhile, Disability Amalgamation Community Trust (DACT) chairperson Henry Chavhanga described the incident as “an outrageous act of discrimination” adding that TM Pick n’ Pay “must be held responsible for that.”
Sanitising and or washing of hands are some of the ways which the World Health Organisation (WHO) recommended as strategies to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
Businesses have since the outbreak of the pandemic been sanitising customers and checking their temperatures before they get into the shops.
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TM Pick n Pay yesterday officially opened its Victoria Falls branch.
Officials disclosed the shop takes the tally of outlets operated by TM Pick n Pay to 55 countrywide. TM Pick n Pay seeks to increase the number of the shops to 60 in the future. The new retail outlet is one of the anchor shops in the new Victoria Falls shopping mall whose construction was financed by ZimRe Properties.
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