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The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education is investigating Chipinge headmaster Nisbert Zaba Makhuyana over a viral sex tape.
As reported by <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/head-pupil-sex-tape-leaks/">The Manica Post</a>, the tape shows Makhuyana being intimate with a learner from Samhutsa Secondary School.
The video has circulated widely across various social media platforms.
Acting Manicaland Provincial Education Director Richard Gabaza confirmed that his office is handling the matter. Said Gabaza:
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Investigations are underway though stalled by the unavailability of Makhuyana at the moment.
He (Makhuyana) is on holiday as schools are closed, and we heard that he is currently engaged by ZIMSEC for examinations marking.
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The origin of the leaked video clip remains unclear, but reports indicate it surfaced last week, leading to Makhuyana’s arrest.
The Chipinge Magistrates’ Court reportedly declined to prosecute after the learner, now believed to be over 18, submitted an affidavit stating she was not raped and was in love with the headmaster.
The one-minute-and-three-second clip shows Makhuyana in bed with the teenager.
Local rumours suggest that the headmaster had a prior romantic relationship with the learner’s mother before beginning a relationship with her daughter.
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A headmaster in Chipinge is in trouble for a sex tape with a student going viral. The Ministry of Education is investigating. The video shows the headmaster with a student. It's being shared on social media. The headmaster is on holiday and can't be found. The student says she wasn't forced and loves the headmaster. The video is only one minute and three seconds long. People think the headmaster had a relationship with the student's mother first. This is a big problem and is being looked into by the authorities.

Headmaster In Hot Water After Sex Tape With Learner Goes Viral

Citizens should prioritise their safety when filming in public spaces, according to Zenzele Ndebele, Director of the Centre for Innovation and Technology (CITE).
His remarks follow the arrest of several people in Bulawayo this week for recording police officers during a crackdown on mushikashika and unlicensed commuter omnibuses.
Speaking on This Morning on Asakhe, a CITE X-Spaces current affairs programme, Ndebele advised citizens to avoid interfering with emergency personnel. He said:
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People should know that, generally, to practice as a journalist, you need to be accredited. While you can still practice without accreditation, you won’t have access to official information.
However, since everyone has a cellphone, and according to the Zimbabwe Media Commission guidelines, any Zimbabwean can register as a journalist.
With phones, people can record events, but there are areas protected by laws like the Official Secrecy Act that citizens may not be aware of.
When filming or taking pictures, you should not obstruct first responders such as the police or fire brigade. By doing so, you not only endanger them but also yourself.
It’s acceptable to use cameras to expose wrongdoing, such as cases where police overuse force or beat civilians. Such footage can serve as evidence against abuses of power.
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Ndebele warned that filming police activities could result in legal charges, including criminal nuisance. He said:
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If you’re arrested for filming the police, you may face charges of criminal nuisance. This puts your family under financial strain as they’ll have to hire a lawyer. Is it worth it?
If the police are chasing a suspect, give them space to do their work. Citizens need to remain aware of the risks and act responsibly.
Citizens must not endanger their lives just for a picture. Unfortunately, Zimbabwe has a system where accountability is lacking.
Many cases of police shootings go unresolved, with no consequences for those responsible.
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Zenzele Ndebele said people should be safe when filming in public. Some were arrested in Bulawayo for filming police. If you film, don't get in the way of police or firemen. You can film if it shows police doing wrong things, like using too much force. But, you could get in trouble for filming police and causing problems. It's important to think about the risks and be careful when filming. Zimbabwe doesn't always hold police accountable for bad things they do. So, be safe and smart when filming in public spaces.

Citizens Urged To Prioritise Safety When Filming In Public Spaces

Mavis Mada, an 18-year-old woman from Hwedza who survived a brutal gang attack by five women on July 4, 2024, has completed a nurse aide training course.
The assault, which was filmed by the assailants, lasted four hours. The assailants inflicted severe abuse on Mada, including inserting three sticks into her private parts.
According to <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/battered-hwedza-woman-completes-nursing-aide-course/">H-Metro</a>, Dr Michael Mandaza offered Mavis a free three-month training course at Pacific 24Hour Hospital in Mabvuku, where she also received rehabilitation support for her physical and mental recovery. He said:
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We are happy that Mavis has successfully completed her nurse aide training course we offered.
We will inform you on her next step after consulting her parents.
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Dr Mandaza said that the training initiative was intended to empower Mavis and help her become self-sufficient.
Mavis failed her Ordinary Level examinations two years ago and has been living with her grandmother in Hwedza.
Her mother works as a housemaid in Harare, and her father passed away.
Pacific 24Hour Hospital covered all expenses related to her training, including uniforms, food, and accommodation for the duration of the course.
Mavis’ assailants, four of whom are juveniles under the age of 18 and one aged 19, were arrested after the video of the assault went viral on social media.
They were found guilty of multiple offences, including aggravated indecent assault, cyberbullying, unlawful detention, and assault.
Vimbai Mike (19) and a 17-year-old woman, who is married with two children, were each sentenced to a total of five years in prison for indecent assault.
They received an additional year for cyberbullying related to the posting of the victim’s video on social media, one year for unlawful detention, and another year for assault. However, these sentences will run concurrently within the five-year term.
The other three juveniles involved were spared custodial sentences on the condition that they refrain from committing similar offences for the next five years.
The court heard that on July 4, 2024, at 11:00 AM, Vimbai Mike (19), Rudo Manjere (17), Lilly Rose Munyoro (16), Lillian Chido Munyoro (17) and Sandra Vhumbunu (17), lured 18-year-old Mavis Mada to Vimbai Mike’s homestead in Mupfuuri village under the pretence of giving her vegetable seedlings.
Once there, they locked her in a hut, stripped her naked, and took turns assaulting her with sticks, inserting three sticks into her private parts while recording the incident.
Mavis lost consciousness, and the suspects poured water on her before releasing her at 3:00 PM.
The subsequent arrest of the suspects led to the recovery of a Vivo cellphone that had been used to record the assault.
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An 18-year-old woman named Mavis Mada was attacked by five women in Hwedza and it was recorded in a video. The attackers hurt Mavis badly by putting sticks in her private parts. But now, Mavis has finished a nurse aide training course for free. A doctor wanted to help her become strong and independent. Her attackers were caught and some were sent to jail. Mavis is now doing well after the terrible incident.

Hwedza Woman Stripped Naked And Assaulted In Viral Video Completes Nurse Aide Course

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has launched investigations into two separate cases of assault that have recently gone viral on various social media platforms.
In the first incident, a disturbing video shows a woman being violently attacked by a man, who is allegedly demanding the return of money. The footage has sparked outrage online, with many condemning the brutal treatment of the woman.
In the second video, a man is seen being attacked by four other men, who accuse him of infidelity. The suspects, who are seen wearing white garments in the video, appear to be physically restraining the man and subjecting him to a violent assault. 
The ZRP is urging anyone with information related to either of these incidents to come forward and assist with the investigations.
Members of the public are encouraged to contact the National Complaints Desk at (0242) 703631, or send information via WhatsApp to 0712 800197. Alternatively, individuals can report any details at their nearest police station.
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The police in Zimbabwe are looking into two cases of people getting hurt, which were caught on video and shared online. One video shows a woman being hit by a man, and the other shows a man being hurt by four others. The police want anyone who knows about these incidents to help them find out what happened. If you have any information, you can call the police or send a message on WhatsApp. It's important to help the police stop violence and protect people from getting hurt.

ZRP Investigates Assaults After Shocking Videos Go Viral

Two policemen from Harare, Sergeant James Chifamba (46) and Constable Trymore Mukunza (36), were suspended from duty after being captured on camera allegedly accepting bribes from motorists.
The police are investigating not only the two officers but also motorists and commuter omnibus (kombi) crews who are suspected of offering the bribes.
Chifamba and Mukunza were charged with criminal abuse of office as public officers and appeared in court before Harare Magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa. They were remanded in custody.
Last week, a kombi driver, Tinashe Madzima, and a conductor, Ishamel Gonyora, were arrested after being seen in the video offering bribes to the policemen. Two commuter omnibuses were also impounded.
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi said that they are continuing to identify other suspects involved in the bribery scheme, and further arrests may follow. He said:
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The Police are also pursuing other suspects who are implicated in this incident. The Zimbabwe Republic Police urges motorists to refrain from offering bribes to police officers as swift action will be taken against them for justice to prevail.
The public is implored to report incidents of bribery or corruption on National Complaints Desk number (0242) 703631 or WhatsApp on 0712 800 197 or report at any nearest police station.
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Two policemen from Harare, James and Trymore, got in trouble for taking bribes from drivers. They were caught on video. The police are investigating and might arrest more people involved. The two policemen were charged with a crime and put in jail. The police spokesperson said they don't want bribes and will take action against those who offer them. They want people to report bribery by calling a special number. Don't give bribes to police officers, or you might get in trouble too.

Two Policemen Suspended After Viral Bribery Video Emerges

Police have urged the public to avoid confrontations with officers and making false allegations to garner public sympathy.
This follows a viral video showing police officers allegedly harassing a motorist who reportedly refused to pay a bribe in Masvingo.
However, in a statement, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) clarified that the motorist was arrested after evading a police roadblock along the Masvingo-Beitbridge Road and later became confrontational when officers pursued and apprehended him. Said ZRP spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi:
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In [a] video circulating on social media in which two police officers are wrestling with a motorist in Masvingo, the Zimbabwe Republic Police puts on record that the suspect, who was driving a Nissan Vannette Registration number AEL 6423, evaded a police roadblock at the 1 kilometre peg along Masvingo-Beitbridge Road near Craft Center where he was stopped for traffic offences.
A member of the public assisted the police with his private motor vehicle to pursue the suspect to Flo Garages, Masvingo where the suspect became confrontational and violent towards the police while recording a video.
The Police subsequently arrested the suspect for the due processes of the law to be followed.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police implores the public to desist from being confrontational with the police in order to raise false allegations as a way to attract public sympathy.
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According to a Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) report in September 2024, police officers have been involved in nearly 40% of human rights violations, including harassment, intimidation, and unlawful detention of citizens, human rights defenders, and political activists.
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Police say don't fight with them or lie to get attention. They explain a video of a man fighting with police. The man ran from a checkpoint and got caught. They say he was violent. The police want people to follow the law. They don't like false accusations. The police have been accused of many human rights violations. This includes bullying and holding people unlawfully. It's important to be respectful and follow the rules.

ZRP Warns Against False Allegations Following Bribery Harassment Video

South Mining (Private) Limited has denied allegations of worker abuse and the lack of proper protective clothing and said the workers who recorded a video showing an employee cleaning a toilet with bare hands want to tarnish the reputation of the company.
On October 7, the Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Minerals Workers Union (ZDMWU) Secretary General Justice Chinhema wrote to the company expressing outrage following a viral video showing an employee cleaning a toilet without appropriate protective equipment.
In the letter addressed to South Mining’s Human Resources Manager, M. K. Mutunja, Chinhema condemned the “blatant disregard for workers’ safety and their well-being,” calling for immediate action.
In response, Mutunja said the company has initiated both internal and external investigations into the incident.
He also claimed that the workers behind the viral video wanted to damage the company’s reputation. Said Mutunja:
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Regarding the video mentioned, we have initiated thorough internal and external investigations to review the issues behind this unsafe act, and the motives intended to tarnish the reputation of the company. 
South Mining will also involve relevant external regulatory authorities and government agencies in the investigations.
Preliminary findings indicate that the individual in question breached safe working standards while cleaning the toilet for reasons unknown and was assisted by a fellow employee to create a video recording.
The motives and root causes of these acts are now under thorough investigation.
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Mutunja said South Mining prioritises the well-being and safety of all its employees. He added that the company strictly adheres to all relevant laws and regulations, guided by HR and safety policies that promote fair treatment, respect, and dignity for every employee.
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South Mining denies treating workers badly and says workers wanted to make them look bad by sharing video of someone cleaning a toilet without gloves. The workers' union is angry and wants action taken. The company is investigating the incident to find out why it happened. They say they follow safety rules and treat employees with respect. They are looking into the workers' motives for sharing the video. The company says they care about the safety and well-being of their workers. The workers' union is upset and wants the company to do something about it.

South Mining Accuses Workers Of Malicious Intent Behind Controversial Toilet Cleaning Video

The Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Minerals Workers Union (ZDMWU) is outraged by the treatment of workers at South Mining (Private) Limited following a viral video that showed an employee cleaning a toilet without appropriate protective equipment.
In a letter addressed to South Mining’s Human Resources Manager, M. K. Mutunja, dated October 7, ZDMWU Secretary General Justice Chinhema said the “blatant disregard for workers’ safety and their well-being” has to stop. He wrote:
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It has come to our attention that your management has been constantly failing to provide Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to workers, forcing them to work in hazardous conditions.
This egregious abuse of workers’ rights will no longer be tolerated. We demand immediate action to address this critical issue.
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Chinhema called on South Mining to immediately provide adequate personal protective equipment (PPE) for all workers, including general hand workers, and to implement regular inspections to ensure compliance with safety regulations.
The ZDMWU also demanded that the company conduct training on the proper use and maintenance of PPE and take disciplinary action against supervisors and managers responsible for neglecting safety protocols.
In the letter, Chinhema warned South Mining that failure to meet ZDMWU’s demands within seven days would lead to the matter being referred to the relevant regulatory authorities and the filing of a formal complaint with labour authorities.
ZDMWU also threatened to organise protests and demonstrations against the company’s management and consider industrial action, including a potential strike. Added Chinhema:
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Occupational health and safety of workers should be priority of your management not profit, cases of unsafe working environment has been reported by workers at your mine with so many accidents happening unreported due to lack of safety standards.
The labour requires your management to take appropriate actions that promote health and safety of workers because they have a rights to safe work and fair labour standards not what we have seen on social media.
We seek to so your management addressing and build a work environment that promote, protect and observe workers ‘rights, job security, safety and health.
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South Mining is a prominent coke-producing company which operates primarily out of Hwange, with its head office located in Harare.
The company runs three coke oven batteries with a total production capacity of 250,000 tons of coke annually.
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The Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Minerals Workers Union (ZDMWU) is upset about a video showing workers cleaning toilets at South Mining without proper protective gear. They sent a letter demanding the company provide safety equipment and training for workers. If South Mining doesn't act in seven days, the matter will be reported to authorities. ZDMWU may protest or even go on strike if things don't improve. They want the company to prioritize the safety and health of workers over profit, as there have been reports of unsafe conditions leading to accidents. The company is based in Hwange and produces 250,000 tons of coke a year.

Viral Video Of Workers Cleaning Toilets At South Mining With Bare Hands Sparks Outrage

Five villagers from Hwedza, Mashonaland East Province, have been convicted for the shocking assault of a fellow villager.
The incident occurred on July 4, 2024, when the suspects stripped the victim, brutally assaulted her with tree branches, and recorded the entire event on video.
The suspects, four of whom are juveniles under the age of 18 and one aged 19, were arrested after the video of the assault went viral on social media.
They were found guilty of multiple offences, including aggravated indecent assault, cyberbullying, unlawful detention, and assault.
As reported by <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/wedza-women-in-viral-assault-video-found-guilty-sentenced/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>, Vimbai Mike (19) and a 17-year-old woman, who is married with two children, have each been sentenced to a total of five years in prison for indecent assault.
They received an additional year for cyberbullying related to the posting of the victim’s video on social media, one year for unlawful detention, and another year for assault. However, these sentences will run concurrently within the five-year term.
The other three juveniles involved were spared custodial sentences on the condition that they refrain from committing similar offences for the next five years.
The court heard that on July 4, 2024, at 11:00 AM, Vimbai Mike (19), Rudo Manjere (17), Lilly Rose Munyoro (16), Lillian Chido Munyoro (17) and Sandra Vhumbunu (17), lured 18-year-old Mavis Mada to Vimbai Mike’s homestead in Mupfuuri village under the pretence of giving her vegetable seedlings.
Once there, they locked her in a hut, stripped her naked, and took turns assaulting her with sticks, inserting three sticks into her private parts while recording the incident.
The victim lost consciousness, and the suspects poured water on her before releasing her at 3:00 PM.
The subsequent arrest of the suspects led to the recovery of a Vivo cellphone that had been used to record the assault.
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Five women from Hwedza hurt another woman very badly. They hit her, took off her clothes, and recorded everything. The five women were found guilty and sent to jail for five years. The oldest woman and a married woman got the same sentence. The younger women were not sent to jail but have to be good for five years. They hurt the victim really badly, and the police found the video on a phone. The women did a very bad thing, and now they are being punished for it.

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