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Touts from Harare caused a scene on Sunday when they allegedly seized the coffin of their deceased colleague, Darlington Mukono, and dumped it in his uncle’s shop at Nzvimbe Business Centre in Makoni South.
The touts accused Darlington’s uncle, Joshua Hweniwa Mukono, of causing Darlington’s death.
Darlington, who was employed as a kombi driver, had allegedly collapsed and died while on the steering wheel in Harare. Joshua is the brother of Darlington’s father, Edmore.
The rowdy touts, who were singing and dancing, also pasted the deceased’s pictures around the grocery shop’s wall.
In an interview with <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/unwanted-cargo-coffin-dumped-in-shop/">The Manica Post</a>, Abisha Mukono, a cousin to Darlington, denied instigating the touts against their uncle, Joshua.
However, Abisha admitted that Joshua stands accused of causing misfortunes to family members. He said:
<blockquote>
Darlington passed on September 27 in Harare where he was working as a kombi driver. He left his house in the morning to go to work, and as he was seated at the steering wheel, his colleagues were shocked to hear him screaming, shouting “ahhh maihweee” and collapsed. They rushed him to the hospital, and he died on admission.
The family was informed of his death, and his body was ferried to Nzvimbe last Saturday night. On Sunday morning, his work colleagues created a scene, demanding an explanation for the death of their friend.
They argued that Darlington’s death was not natural, and resultantly took the coffin to Uncle Joshua’s shop.
As a family, we did not know who informed them about previous squabbles and finger-pointing in the family.
No family members accompanied the touts to the shop where they dumped the coffin on the counter. We only learnt through social media that a coffin was dumped in the shop.
Police from Nyazura arrived when the coffin had been returned home. We later buried the body in the afternoon.
</blockquote>
Abisha said none of them had engaged the businessman regarding the family disputes, and added that their uncle did not attend the funeral. He said:
<blockquote>
In the past, the family once approached a traditional healer in Nyanga who disclosed that our uncle possesses wealth-enhancing charms causing misfortunes in the family.
We did not pay the n’anga after he demanded US$ 12,000 to cleanse the family. Our uncle also did not pay for the services and agreed to leave his car as surety as he was supposed to undergo some cleansing rituals.
On the return journey, he disembarked from the kombi and ran away. We later learnt that he went to the police to file a theft of motor vehicle charge.
He was accompanied by the police to recover the vehicle, prompting the traditional healer to release it. 
He later filed criminal charges, accusing us of kidnapping, assaulting and accusing him of practising wizardry. The courts cleared us of any wrongdoing.
</blockquote>
However, Joshua attributed the family drama to longstanding tensions stemming from their father’s polygamous marriage to three wives.
He denied any involvement in bewitching his relatives and accused his brothers of harbouring jealousy toward his success.
Joshua asserted that traditional healers were perpetuating the animosity, blaming him for the misfortunes and poverty experienced by other family members.
He also claimed that $4,500 was stolen from his grocery shop, along with a variety of food items that were reportedly looted and used to provide for mourners at the funeral. Said Joshua:
<blockquote>
I do not even know the deceased, having last seen him when he was a toddler. I just heard that he had passed on, and I went there to pass my condolences.
I slept in my shop since thieves usually pounce when there are funerals in the area. The following day, I proceeded to the funeral, and while on my way I was informed that some people had dumped a coffin at my shop.
They broke into the shop and placed the coffin on the counter. They pasted the deceased’s pictures inscribed rest in peace around the shop.
They looted groceries from my shop, saying as the person responsible for Darlington’s death, I should foot the funeral expenses.
They broke into one of the rooms where I keep cash, and stole US$4 570 and two bags of maize. I reported the theft to the police, who came recorded statements before removing the pictures of the deceased from the walls.
</blockquote>
Chief Chiduku said the incident was taboo and was puzzled that the affected parties had not reported the matter to him, as he is the custodian of the area.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Pindula News

Touts in Harare were mad at Darlington's uncle and accused him of causing Darlington's death. They put Darlington's coffin in the uncle's shop. Darlington died while driving a kombi. The touts were upset and made a big show at the uncle's shop. The family had issues with the uncle before. The family denied getting the touts involved. The uncle said he didn't know Darlington and denied any involvement in bad luck for the family. He said the touts stole from his shop and blamed him for the funeral costs. The police got involved. Chief Chiduku was surprised no one told him about what happened.

Touts Seize Coffin Of Deceased Colleague And Dump It In Uncle's Shop

ZANU PF bigwig and businessman Isau Mupfumi was on Monday, 27 May granted US$1 000 by the courts following his arrest on Saturday for his alleged part in violent clashes over bus loading bays in Mutare, which left several people injured.
Mupfumi appeared before Mutare Provincial Magistrate Tendai Mahwe facing a charge of incitement to commit public violence.
As reported by <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200027505/transport-mogul-mupfumi-granted-bail">NewsDay</a>, Mupfumi was granted bail, with conditions, by consent of both the State and the defence counsel. He will return to court in June.
Mupfumi was represented by Victor Chinzamba of Mugadza and Partners Legal Practitioners.
Mutare district public prosecutor Tirivanhu Mutyasira did not oppose the bail application by Chinzamba saying Mupfumi is a businessman of repute and was not at flight risk.
Violence broke out at the Old Harare Rank and Mudzviti Rank last week, leading to a fight between Mupfumi and Mukumba bus company touts.
The court heard that on Thursday last week, Mupfumi’s senior rank marshal at Sakubva Musika rank, Farai Chitsa (39), was attacked with machetes, sjamboks, golf clubs and knives by rank marshals belonging to Mukumba Brothers.
Mupfumi then allegedly instructed Chitsa and the other rank marshals to retaliate, after which they went to Old Harare Rank driving in two commuter omnibuses.
Mupfumi’s rank marshals allegedly attacked the rival group with machetes, sjamboks, golf clubs and knives.
More than 40 touts who were arrested were denied bail by Mahwe and will return to court on June 10.
National Police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi on Sunday said they also want to interview Leonard Mukumba of Inter Africa Buses over the skirmishes.
NewsDay reported sources as saying Mukumba has been out of the country on business.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Businessman Isau Mupfumi Granted US$1 000 Bail

Two people were seriously injured when two rival machete-wielding tout gangs clashed at Sakubva Bus Terminus in Mutare on Thursday last week.
According to <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/machete-touts-clash-in-cbd/">The Manica Post</a>, armed police officers descended on the rank and fired warning shots in the air to quell the violence.
A witness who requested anonymity told the publication that the clashes escalated to the Harare Old Rank in the CBD where police gunshots and dogs were needed to restore order. Said the witness:
<blockquote>
The police had to be called at the Harare Old Rank after a commuter omnibus full of machete-wielding touts arrived from Sakubva Bus Terminus, and a fight broke out between touts stationed at the town rank and their rivals.
We heard that the kombi full of touts came to attack those stationed here because two of them had been injured by some goons at Sakubva Bus Terminus.
It was a scary scene as they were just beating up people indiscriminately along the way. Only police gunshots and dogs managed to stop them.
The others ran away, and the police were still looking for them.
</blockquote>
Some touts were arrested and taken to Mutare Central Police Station.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Machete-wielding Touts Clash In Mutare CBD

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has ordered the removal of touts and other illegal vendors from the new Beitbridge border post.
This comes after the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure Development complained that touts were tarnishing the image of the country and hindering smooth cross-border movement.
The touts claim to be able to expedite border crossing into and out of neighbouring South Africa.
Speaking at the Ministry’s strategic planning workshop here on Thursday, Minister Felix Mhona said:
<blockquote>
I am happy we have a listening President. Recently I briefed President Mnangagwa that we still have challenges of touts and middlemen (makoronyera) at the new border post who will be waiting to intercept travellers and asking for documents, and we don’t need them there. His response was, flush them out.
We don’t want interference with the operations of the border post. If you are done with your business at the border you go straight to your destination.
We don’t want anyone outside the border asking for ZIMRA documents such as manifests.
We don’t want this to happen, it must be stopped. It must be stated that no other formalities must be conducted outside the border.
Those who know, if you get into the new border post, we have all counters including the Criminal Investigating Department.
So there is no one who should stop you outside that framework.
</blockquote>
Mhona also said traffic flow at the border had increased in the last four months and was expected to reach pre- COVID-19 pandemic levels soon. He said:
<blockquote>
We are happy that the traffic flow at the new border is picking up.
Before COVID-19, the figures used to hover around 900 (vehicles) per day. With the advent of COVID-19, the number dropped to around 300 per day.
Post COVID, although we are still in the era, we are now receiving 800 trucks a day in the last four months. This means we are slowly moving towards desired numbers.
</blockquote>
| <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/touts-ordered-out-of-new-beitbridge-border-post/">The Herald</a>

ED Orders Removal Of Touts From New Beitbridge Border Post

A 24-year-old man who was shot outside the Russian embassy in Harare on Wednesday night is a Zimbabwean soldier, reported <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/2022/10/russia-embassy-shooting-victim-a-soldier-who-wanted-ak47-to-fight-touts/">ZimLive</a>.
National police spokesman Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi on Thursday said the suspect was shot and injured and was admitted to a local hospital.
ZimLive reported diplomatic sources as saying the man was shot twice on his thigh and armpit after attempting to wrestle an AK47 rifle from a police officer guarding the embassy.
The soldier was reportedly involved in a physical confrontation with touts at a taxi rank for Bindura-bound buses on Sam Nujoma Street (formerly Second Street). Added the source:
<blockquote>
In his anger, he walked to the Russian embassy where there was a police officer on guard duties.
He demanded the gun from the officer who resisted and it appears they wrestled over the weapon until the soldier was shot.
</blockquote>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) is ruling out a robbery or political motive.
In his statement issued earlier on Thursday, Assistant Commissioner Nyathi did not disclose the suspect’s name.

Russia Embassy Shooting Victim A Soldier Who Wanted Gun To Fight Touts | Report

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