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The Government has started processing death certificates for Cyclone Idai victims, with at least 100 families having received the documents following a legal process to declare them dead.
Attorney General, Virginia Mabhiza, who was in Mutare on Wednesday, told <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/closure-for-idai-victims-families-govt-starts-processing-death-certificates/">The Manica Post</a> that a class action has started and some families in Chimanimani have since been issued with their relatives’ death certificates.
A class action lawsuit is one person or a small group of people suing on behalf of a larger group of people who have all suffered the same injury.
In the aftermath of Cyclone Idai, the legal process aimed to have the courts declare the 279 people who went missing during the March 2019 tropical storm as legally deceased.
Mabhiza, as the Attorney-General, initiated the process as part of her constitutional mandate to defend the public interest.
Cyclone Idai hit the southeastern parts of the country on March 14, 2019, with Chimanimani being the hardest-hit district. Said Mabiza:
<blockquote>
I have always highlighted Mutare as a typical case of my maiden appearance as the Attorney General where we assisted people affected by Cyclone Idai. That is part of the public interest which my office is largely concerned and seized with.
We have assisted people affected by Cyclone Idai. We filed all the cases of the persons affected by Cyclone Idai at the Mutare office. We won our applications, and we are helping them.
We wanted them to be able to access documentation that include death certificates, and for some, it was for NSSA purposes where people wanted to process the deceased’s estates and so forth.
We are proud to say that we successfully assisted the people of Chimanimani to get those documents.
Even though I may not have the exact number, I think more than 100 families have so far received the relevant paperwork, while others are still at different stages of the process.
</blockquote>
This means that all 279 victims of Cyclone Idai listed as missing have now been declared legally dead by the High Court in Mutare in an unopposed class action.
Under ordinary law, a relative of a person missing can approach the courts after five years to have that person declared legally dead.
In the case of the Cyclone Idai victims, Mabhiza facilitated the class action so that the families, many of whom are less privileged, could have the declaration made without paying legal costs.
Tatenda Mapungwana, who was aged 14 when both his parents and his three siblings were swept away from Kopa Madhomeni Residence Camp, said:
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I have not been able to access my parents’ death certificates that would allow me to derive benefits from whatever was in their name.
Both of my parents were teachers, so the production of death certificates will assist me in getting what they worked for.
</blockquote>
About 340 people were confirmed dead, but not all bodies were recovered in Zimbabwe or Mozambique, where some are believed to have been washed away.
In the end, the police still have 279 people listed as missing, with no hope of ever finding their remains.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Govt Starts Processing Death Certificates For Missing Cyclone Idai Victims

The planned exhumation and reburial of hundreds of people believed to be buried under rubble when the province was hit by Cyclone Idai in March has been halted by Manicaland province traditional leaders.
The leaders say that cleansing ceremonies need to be conducted before the exhumation and reburial begin. 
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<blockquote>The exhumation of bodies was temporarily stopped by traditional leaders on the pretext that they want to hold some cleansing ceremonies. Each of the traditional leaders in the affected areas will conduct such ceremonies in the area of his jurisdiction on different dates. Currently, I know of Chief Ngorima’s event to be held on July 7. The traditional leaders are also trying to protect the national monuments in their areas.</blockquote>
About 330 people are still unaccounted for since disaster struck in the province. Some of the dead bodies were reportedly buried in mass graves due to the shortage of manpower and resources, as most places were inaccessible due to damaged roads. This move angered the traditional leaders in the area, who were against such burials.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa was therefore forced to meet 13 chiefs in Chimanimani where he apologised on behalf of the state for rushing to save people without officially engaging the local leadership.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/06/cleansing-rituals-stall-cyclone-idai-exhumations/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">News Day</a>

Traditional Leaders Halt Planned Exhumation & Reburial Of Cyclone Idai Victims

The social media has gone frenzy with pictures of bridges alleged to be under construction on the aftermath of cyclone Idai in Zimbabwe and Mozambique.
The bridge which is purported to be in Zimbabwe is backward and visibly not sustainable compared to the one said to be in Mozambique. Many social media users have opined that the aid given to Zimbabwe is being mismanaged hence the poor infrastructure.
Below are pictures of bridges supposed to be in Mozambique and Zimbabwe in that order:
 
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Another version of the story however says that the Mozambique bridge (former) took months to construct compared to the makeshift one (latter) in Zimbabwe.
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More: <a href="https://iharare.com/mozambique-vs-zim-rebuilding-bridges/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">iHarare</a>

PICTURES: Zimbabwe vs Mozambique Bridges After The Cyclone, Compare & Contrast

Two military and one police personnel who were deployed at Silverstream Distribution Centre to  assist Cyclone Idai victims.were arrested yesterday in connection with looting cyclone aid.
A Daily News article reports that the arrested military officers are in prison after Chipinge Magistrates’ Courts denied them bail.
The accused, Talkmore Collins Mavudzi, Anymore Matata, and Admire Munonyara, have since through their lawyer, Simon Chabuka approached the High Court seeking bail.
Bail was denied on grounds that the accused might interfere with witnesses. Magistrate Farai Gwitima ruled:
<blockquote>While it is true that there may be no evidence at the moment to suggest that the accused persons attempted to interfere with witnesses  it cannot be ruled out that chances of interference are very high considering their positions.
“The admissions of the accused persons to bail will jeopardise the interests of justice and they are denied bail.</blockquote>
The court heard that the accused stole 25 boxes of cooking oil, five blankets, 50 litres of diesel, four kilogrammes of washing powder, clothes and shoes on 1 April. They hid their loot at Joseph Mtetwa’s house at Wattle Company Estate Chipinge.
The police which had already been tipped set a roadblock at Jopa turn off where they apprehended Panganai Simango and Macdonald Jumburu who were transporting the loot to a safe place. The police recovered the goods.
Mtetwa who implicated Mavudzi, Matata and Munonyara has also since been arrested.
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More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2019/04/15/soldiers-nabbed-over-idai-aid" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Daily News</a>

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