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Two South African nationals and two Zimbabweans were arraigned before the Harare Magistrates’ Court on Thursday, facing charges of motor vehicle theft.
The accused include John Leseja Mkonto (37) from Johannesburg, Sibusiso Mpofu (44) from Nkulumane, Bulawayo, Nwabi Maghawe (39) from Nketa 7, Bulawayo, Raymond Tshabalala (29) from Johannesburg, and Pholani Nhliziyo (38) from Ndiweni Village, Chief Ndiweni, Bulawayo.
They were arrested on September 2 at a police roadblock in Featherstone after allegedly smuggling the vehicle from South Africa.
According to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), the vehicle in question—a white Toyota Land Cruiser—was stolen in Pretoria, South Africa, on August 28, 2024. Said the NPA:
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On the 28th of August 2024, the accused persons stole a white Toyota Land Cruiser in Pretoria, South Africa.
In an attempt to conceal the true identity of the motor vehicle, the accused persons fraudulently manufactured a fake South African Registration book as well as a fake Temporary Import Permit in the name of the first accused person.
On the 2nd of September 2024, the accused persons smuggled the motor vehicle into Zimbabwe intending to go to Harare.
They were intercepted by police officers manning a road block at Featherstone. The first accused person who was the driver, upon request by the police officers, produced the fake documents.
Police Officers discovered that the purported motor vehicle documents did not tally with the particulars on the motor vehicle.
A fake registration number was affixed to the motor vehicle. The motor vehicle registration book was bearing a registration number belonging to a Toyota Hilux.
The accused persons were arrested and the motor vehicle was seized. Investiagtions revealed that the motor vehicle was reported stolen in South Africa on 28 August 2024.
The accused persons were remanded in custody to the 16th of September 2024.
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Two South Africans and two Zimbabweans were caught smuggling a stolen car from South Africa into Zimbabwe. The car was stolen in Pretoria. The group made fake documents to hide the theft but got caught at a roadblock. The police noticed the documents were fake and the car had a different registration number. The thieves were arrested and the car was taken. They will be in jail until September 16. Don't steal cars, it's wrong!

2 South Africans And 2 Zimbabweans Arrested For Smuggling Stolen Vehicle

Police in Matabeleland South Province have arrested four men in Plumtree on allegations of smuggling three motor vehicles through an undesignated point of entry at Nswazi area, Madlambuzi in Bulilima.
The four are Peter Ndlovu (20), David Mazararire (22), Ndumiso Mudenda (36) and Norman Farai Nhunge (31) and were arrested at various points along Bulawayo- Plumtree road.
In a statement, Police said Ndlovu and his accomplices were intercepted at the 17-kilometre peg along the Bulawayo-Plumtree road highway. Police said:
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Police in Plumtree who were on anti-smuggling motorised patrol arrested David Mazararire (22), Ndumiso Mudenda (36), Norman Farai Nhunge (31) and Peter Ndlovu (20) for smuggling two Honda Fit vehicles and a Toyota Vitz vehicle through an undesignated point of entry at Nswazi area, Madlambuzi.
David Mazararire and Dumiso Mudenda were intercepted at the 43-kilometre peg along Bulawayo-Plumtree road while driving a Honda Fit vehicle with foreign number plates, while Norman Farai Nhunge was intercepted at the 17-kilometre peg along the same road, whilst driving a Toyota Vitz vehicle with foreign number plates. Peter Ndlovu was intercepted at the 17-kilometre peg along Bulawayo-Plumtree Road whilst driving a Honda Fit vehicle.
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The police said the suspects had no Temporary Import Permits and vehicle registration books for the vehicles.
Smuggling of vehicles across Zimbabwe’s southern and western borders is rampant with some of the vehicles having been hijacked in South Africa.
South African Police Service’s crime statistics reveal that between 1 April and 30 June 2023, 5 488 ars were hijacked.
Some of the hijacked cars find their way to Zimbabwe where they are sold to unsuspecting members of the public.
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