Thupeyo Muleya
Beitbridge Bureau
NINE members of Nyenyedzinomwe
Apostolic sect were killed, while six others were seriously injured in a
road accident along the R25 Highway near Kempton Park on Sunday evening
when the vehicle they were travelling in collided with a delivery van.
It is reported that the victims were travelling from a church service in Swaziland heading for Zimbabwe.
South Africa’s Netcare 911 spokesperson Mr Santi Steinmann said the
latest incident occurred at around 11pm adding that the six injured were
treated on the scene and were later transported to nearby hospitals.
The latest accident brings to 24 the number of Zimbabweans who were
killed in road accidents in South Africa’s Gauteng Province in a space
of a week.
Last week 15 members of Johane Masowe weChishanu were
killed when a Mitsubishi-Colt they were travelling in collided with a
bus along the R510 Highway in Rustenburg while they were also coming
from a church service. The incident occurred between Northem and
Rustenburg.
One of the church members Mr Simbarashe Nengomasha appealed for well
wishers to assist the church in repatriating the bodies to Zimbabwe.
“This
is shocking and we are appealing to well-wishers to assist us in
securing coffins and repatriating the bodies from South Africa for
burial,” he said.
He said the victims were all based in Zimbabwe and that they had gone for prayers at one of their branches in Swaziland.
Zimbabwe’s Consular General to South Africa, Mr Godfrey Magwenzi said they were yet to get a detailed report on the accident.
“We
are yet to get a detailed report on the accident so that we verify
their nationalities. We will give them the necessary assistance as soon
as that process is complete,” he said
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Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Attempt to steal from motorist gives away habitual thief
Beitbridge Bureau
AN attempt to steal a handbag from a motorist gave away a habitual thief when he was apprehended by his victim soon after snatching the bag from the car along the Beitbridge-Masvingo Road on Sunday evening. The officer commanding police in Beitbridge district, Chief Superintendent Lawrence Chinhengo, said the suspect, Trust Chikuku had been on the police wanted list for a series of housebreakings around the border town.
He said on Sunday Chikuku was offered a lift by Mr Alick Hove who was travelling to Masvingo with his wife. However, after travelling for about 85km from the border town, Mr Hove decided to stop so that he could pick some firewood at a nearby farm with his wife.
Chikuku who was left alone in the car stole a handbag containing identity documents, $39 and R200.
http://www.chronicle.co.zw/attempt-to-steal-from-motorist-gives-away-habitual-thief/“On their return, the Hoves discovered that a hand bag was missing and Chikuku was nowhere to be seen. They then decided to track the suspect until they caught up with him along the road as he was walking towards Beitbridge,” he said.
They apprehended the suspect and handed him over to security guards at a nearby motel where he was detained overnight.
The complainant discovered the stolen handbag but with missing particulars.
Chikuku was taken to Mwenezi Police Station the following morning.
“During interrogations it was discovered that Chikuku was on the police wanted list for several cases of unlawful entry around Beitbridge town and surrounding areas,” said Chief Supt Chinhengo.
Chikuku is expected to appear in court soon.
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AN attempt to steal a handbag from a motorist gave away a habitual thief when he was apprehended by his victim soon after snatching the bag from the car along the Beitbridge-Masvingo Road on Sunday evening. The officer commanding police in Beitbridge district, Chief Superintendent Lawrence Chinhengo, said the suspect, Trust Chikuku had been on the police wanted list for a series of housebreakings around the border town.
He said on Sunday Chikuku was offered a lift by Mr Alick Hove who was travelling to Masvingo with his wife. However, after travelling for about 85km from the border town, Mr Hove decided to stop so that he could pick some firewood at a nearby farm with his wife.
Chikuku who was left alone in the car stole a handbag containing identity documents, $39 and R200.
http://www.chronicle.co.zw/attempt-to-steal-from-motorist-gives-away-habitual-thief/“On their return, the Hoves discovered that a hand bag was missing and Chikuku was nowhere to be seen. They then decided to track the suspect until they caught up with him along the road as he was walking towards Beitbridge,” he said.
They apprehended the suspect and handed him over to security guards at a nearby motel where he was detained overnight.
The complainant discovered the stolen handbag but with missing particulars.
Chikuku was taken to Mwenezi Police Station the following morning.
“During interrogations it was discovered that Chikuku was on the police wanted list for several cases of unlawful entry around Beitbridge town and surrounding areas,” said Chief Supt Chinhengo.
Chikuku is expected to appear in court soon.
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Exiled MDC-T activist re-arrested
Beitbridge Bureau
A 30-YEAR-OLD exiled MDC-T activist who was in February arrested for attempting to illegally cross into South Africa using a passport belonging to another person has been re-arrested at Beitbridge Border Post on a similar mission. Wellington Makumbinde, who is a member of the party’s youth committee for mobilisation and was resident in
South Africa, was intercepted as he was about to leave the country on Saturday afternoon.
Makumbinde is a former assistant in the office of MDC T’s late secretary for foreign affairs Professor Elphas Mukonoweshuro and served between January 2005 and January 2009.
He is also the programmes co-ordinator for the Zimbabwe Exiles’ Forum in Johannesburg, South Africa and doubles as the governance programme officer for Institute for Democracy in Africa (IDASA) in Cape Town.
It is also understood that IDASA is the party’s think tank where MDC-T activists are attached to come up with election strategies.
Police officer commanding Beitbridge Chief Superintendent Lawrence Chinhengo said Makumbinde was arrested with other illegal immigrants during routine border patrols.
Makumbinde was yesterday brought to court for contravening section 4(20 as read with section 4(6) of the Protected Places Act Chapter 11.2.
He pleaded not guilty to the charges prompting the magistrate Mr Innocent Bepura to remand him in custody to 5 July for trial.
The State, led by Mr Tawonga Musina, alleges that Makumbinde arrived at the border post without travelling documents en route to South Africa.
He proceeded to the exit gate where he was intercepted by detectives on routine patrol who requested to see his passport.
It was then discovered that he had no passport resulting in his arrest.
On February 6 this year, Makumbinde was convicted by the same court for trying to cross into South Africa using Brian Tazviwana’ passport.
He was then sentenced to 12 months imprisonment which were wholly suspended for five years on condition he does not within the same period commit a similar offence.
The passport in question has since been forfeited to the State.
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A 30-YEAR-OLD exiled MDC-T activist who was in February arrested for attempting to illegally cross into South Africa using a passport belonging to another person has been re-arrested at Beitbridge Border Post on a similar mission. Wellington Makumbinde, who is a member of the party’s youth committee for mobilisation and was resident in
South Africa, was intercepted as he was about to leave the country on Saturday afternoon.
Makumbinde is a former assistant in the office of MDC T’s late secretary for foreign affairs Professor Elphas Mukonoweshuro and served between January 2005 and January 2009.
He is also the programmes co-ordinator for the Zimbabwe Exiles’ Forum in Johannesburg, South Africa and doubles as the governance programme officer for Institute for Democracy in Africa (IDASA) in Cape Town.
It is also understood that IDASA is the party’s think tank where MDC-T activists are attached to come up with election strategies.
Police officer commanding Beitbridge Chief Superintendent Lawrence Chinhengo said Makumbinde was arrested with other illegal immigrants during routine border patrols.
Makumbinde was yesterday brought to court for contravening section 4(20 as read with section 4(6) of the Protected Places Act Chapter 11.2.
He pleaded not guilty to the charges prompting the magistrate Mr Innocent Bepura to remand him in custody to 5 July for trial.
The State, led by Mr Tawonga Musina, alleges that Makumbinde arrived at the border post without travelling documents en route to South Africa.
He proceeded to the exit gate where he was intercepted by detectives on routine patrol who requested to see his passport.
It was then discovered that he had no passport resulting in his arrest.
On February 6 this year, Makumbinde was convicted by the same court for trying to cross into South Africa using Brian Tazviwana’ passport.
He was then sentenced to 12 months imprisonment which were wholly suspended for five years on condition he does not within the same period commit a similar offence.
The passport in question has since been forfeited to the State.
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Monday, July 1, 2013
MSF implicated in political activities, four expelled
Beitbridge Bureau
THE Beitbridge district administrator has chased away four people employed by Medecins Sans Frontieres (Doctors without borders) for engaging in political activities following the discovery of subversive material. The council also discovered
minutes from a strategic meeting they held at their office early last month convened by Hanna Mari Majenen, project co-ordinator (Finland), Alexandro Arantegui Gracia (Spain), project co-ordinator, Trevor Mashingaidze (Logisticians) and the finance administrator Nokuthula Sibanda.
The acting district administrator for Beitbridge Mr Peter Moyo confirmed that the quartet’s services were no longer required as a result of their bad conduct.
“We held a meeting on Wednesday with the four and other stakeholders including all non-governmental organisations operating in the district where we reached a conclusion that they were acting in bad faith and that their services be terminated with immediate effect,” said Mr Moyo.
The four, he said, held a political meeting on June 13 at their offices.
Mr Moyo added that during their meeting (the four) discussed issues including the new Constitution of Zimbabwe, the harmonised elections and alleged intimidation of members of the public by the police.
They also discussed how best they could use medical assistance to access politically strategic areas among other issues which all fall outside their mandate and memorandum of understanding with Government to complement health intervention programmes.
“They also had flip charts and other documents which they would use to implement their programme and also facilitate the inclusion of workers in opposition political parties’ rallies and other activities,” said Mr Moyo.
He said they had also compiled a report on the stakeholders meeting where it was agreed that the four be expelled from the district.
Mr Moyo also issued a strong warning to all NGOs operating in the district which he said should focus mainly on the activities outlined in their MoU rather than poking their noses in the country’s political activities since it was not their primary objective.
He said those who would want to follow the same route would find themselves in murky waters.
A copy of the report culminating in Majenen and company’s expulsion stated that: “Concern is however, raised especially to the four that are engaged in questionable activities which subvert the country and district security pursuing systematic operations at the behest of hostile individuals not MSF Spain in its entirety as an organisation.
“These directly contrast the agreement drawn between MSF Spain and the Zimbabwean Government, specifically the Ministry of Health and Child Welfare and the Beitbridge district administrator which binds the organisation to activities on health matters and not political activities as was discovered by the police on 21 June.
Police officer commanding Matabeleland South province Senior Assistant Commissioner Goodwill Musariri said the police would not tolerate individuals who break the law willy-nilly. He also warned other people involved in similar activities that they would face the full wrath of the law.
“It is very important for people to respect the laws of this country and as police we will remain resolute. We suspect these people, were abusing the trust between them and their hosts and decided to out-step from their mandate,” he said.
MSF inter-sectional spokesman Mr Kim Stambuli could neither deny nor confirm the allegations yesterday.
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THE Beitbridge district administrator has chased away four people employed by Medecins Sans Frontieres (Doctors without borders) for engaging in political activities following the discovery of subversive material. The council also discovered
minutes from a strategic meeting they held at their office early last month convened by Hanna Mari Majenen, project co-ordinator (Finland), Alexandro Arantegui Gracia (Spain), project co-ordinator, Trevor Mashingaidze (Logisticians) and the finance administrator Nokuthula Sibanda.
The acting district administrator for Beitbridge Mr Peter Moyo confirmed that the quartet’s services were no longer required as a result of their bad conduct.
“We held a meeting on Wednesday with the four and other stakeholders including all non-governmental organisations operating in the district where we reached a conclusion that they were acting in bad faith and that their services be terminated with immediate effect,” said Mr Moyo.
The four, he said, held a political meeting on June 13 at their offices.
Mr Moyo added that during their meeting (the four) discussed issues including the new Constitution of Zimbabwe, the harmonised elections and alleged intimidation of members of the public by the police.
They also discussed how best they could use medical assistance to access politically strategic areas among other issues which all fall outside their mandate and memorandum of understanding with Government to complement health intervention programmes.
“They also had flip charts and other documents which they would use to implement their programme and also facilitate the inclusion of workers in opposition political parties’ rallies and other activities,” said Mr Moyo.
He said they had also compiled a report on the stakeholders meeting where it was agreed that the four be expelled from the district.
Mr Moyo also issued a strong warning to all NGOs operating in the district which he said should focus mainly on the activities outlined in their MoU rather than poking their noses in the country’s political activities since it was not their primary objective.
He said those who would want to follow the same route would find themselves in murky waters.
A copy of the report culminating in Majenen and company’s expulsion stated that: “Concern is however, raised especially to the four that are engaged in questionable activities which subvert the country and district security pursuing systematic operations at the behest of hostile individuals not MSF Spain in its entirety as an organisation.
“These directly contrast the agreement drawn between MSF Spain and the Zimbabwean Government, specifically the Ministry of Health and Child Welfare and the Beitbridge district administrator which binds the organisation to activities on health matters and not political activities as was discovered by the police on 21 June.
Police officer commanding Matabeleland South province Senior Assistant Commissioner Goodwill Musariri said the police would not tolerate individuals who break the law willy-nilly. He also warned other people involved in similar activities that they would face the full wrath of the law.
“It is very important for people to respect the laws of this country and as police we will remain resolute. We suspect these people, were abusing the trust between them and their hosts and decided to out-step from their mandate,” he said.
MSF inter-sectional spokesman Mr Kim Stambuli could neither deny nor confirm the allegations yesterday.
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PM Tsvangirai in no show at rally
Thupeyo Muleya
PRIME Minister Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday snubbed his supporters in Beitbridge after he failed to show up for a star rally at Dulibadzimu bus terminus which he was set to address together with national chairman Lovemore
Moyo and national executive member Theresa Makone.
It is understood that Mr Tsvangirai was also set to introduce local candidates who will represent his party during the forthcoming harmonised elections.
He also failed to meet with the provincial party executive about the state of the party in Beitbridge district at White Lodge.
Several supporters were seen wandering at the lodge while Mr Tsvangirai was already on his way to Harare.
The rally flopped and was attended by less than 350 people most of them touts, travellers and a few MDC-T supporters.
Most of those who attended the rally were rewarded with free T-shirts and copies of the Zimbabwean newspaper. Some party supporters who spoke on condition of anonymity said they were unhappy with their leader’s unpleasant gesture.
“We were looking forward to his address and had gone out of our way to mobilise people and this is what we get from our leader. It appears he doesn’t want to associate with people from this area,” said a disgruntled party member.
The party’s national chairman Mr Lovemore Moyo was then tasked with addressing the gathering when it became apparent that Mr Tsvangirai was not interested in meeting his supporters.
In his address, Mr Moyo said the premier had been held up with other pressing matters hence he could not attend the rally.
Mr Moyo said they would arrange another rally where the MDC-T leader would launch his presidential campaign.
“The prime minster had to attend to some pressing matters elsewhere hence I have been tasked to carry out the task of introducing to you our candidates who will be representing the party during the harmonised elections.
“We would have loved to have him around, however, he has promised that he will hold one of his presidential campaign rallies in Beitbridge District,” said Mr Moyo.
Those representing the MDC-T in the National assembly elections are Morgan Ncube and Moffat Ndou. Ncube is squaring off with Co-Home Affairs Minister Cde Kembo Mohadi in Beitbridge East constituency, while businessman Mr Moffat Ndou will be contesting for the Beitbridge West constituency with Zanu-PF’s Cde Metrine Mudau.
The premier’s spokesman Mr Luke Tamborinyoka yesterday said that the rally was not part of his boss’ visit to Beitbridge.
“The Prime Minister was in Beitbridge on private business and the Matabeleland South executive wanted to take advantage of his presence and organise a rally for him. They did not even include his office. He held his private meetings and left in the morning,” said Mr Tamborinyoka
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PRIME Minister Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday snubbed his supporters in Beitbridge after he failed to show up for a star rally at Dulibadzimu bus terminus which he was set to address together with national chairman Lovemore
Moyo and national executive member Theresa Makone.
It is understood that Mr Tsvangirai was also set to introduce local candidates who will represent his party during the forthcoming harmonised elections.
He also failed to meet with the provincial party executive about the state of the party in Beitbridge district at White Lodge.
Several supporters were seen wandering at the lodge while Mr Tsvangirai was already on his way to Harare.
The rally flopped and was attended by less than 350 people most of them touts, travellers and a few MDC-T supporters.
Most of those who attended the rally were rewarded with free T-shirts and copies of the Zimbabwean newspaper. Some party supporters who spoke on condition of anonymity said they were unhappy with their leader’s unpleasant gesture.
“We were looking forward to his address and had gone out of our way to mobilise people and this is what we get from our leader. It appears he doesn’t want to associate with people from this area,” said a disgruntled party member.
The party’s national chairman Mr Lovemore Moyo was then tasked with addressing the gathering when it became apparent that Mr Tsvangirai was not interested in meeting his supporters.
In his address, Mr Moyo said the premier had been held up with other pressing matters hence he could not attend the rally.
Mr Moyo said they would arrange another rally where the MDC-T leader would launch his presidential campaign.
“The prime minster had to attend to some pressing matters elsewhere hence I have been tasked to carry out the task of introducing to you our candidates who will be representing the party during the harmonised elections.
“We would have loved to have him around, however, he has promised that he will hold one of his presidential campaign rallies in Beitbridge District,” said Mr Moyo.
Those representing the MDC-T in the National assembly elections are Morgan Ncube and Moffat Ndou. Ncube is squaring off with Co-Home Affairs Minister Cde Kembo Mohadi in Beitbridge East constituency, while businessman Mr Moffat Ndou will be contesting for the Beitbridge West constituency with Zanu-PF’s Cde Metrine Mudau.
The premier’s spokesman Mr Luke Tamborinyoka yesterday said that the rally was not part of his boss’ visit to Beitbridge.
“The Prime Minister was in Beitbridge on private business and the Matabeleland South executive wanted to take advantage of his presence and organise a rally for him. They did not even include his office. He held his private meetings and left in the morning,” said Mr Tamborinyoka
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Friday, June 28, 2013
SA deploys 40 more officers at Beitbridge
The movement of both human and vehicular traffic has drastically improved on the South African border with Zimbabwe following the deployment of 40 more immigration officers by that country’s Home Affairs department. The staff complement was beefed
up last Friday following an outcry by travellers over the slow clearance of people leaving and entering that country for the past month.
In an interview yesterday the spokesman for South Africa’s border operations and co-ordinating committee, Mr Calvin Mulaudzi said they had also opened up more clearing points to ensure the smooth flow of traffic. He said they had also started adjusting their evening and morning shifts when the volume of traffic was relatively high. A total of 9 000 people access Beitbridge border post per day but the number has drastically increased following the recent weakening of the South African rand against the US dollar. The number also increases to between 25 000 and 30 000 during peak periods.
“We deployed 40 more officers at Beitbridge border post last week so that we ensure efficiency and a speedy flow of traffic entering or leaving the country. Zimbabwe is one of our largest trade partners and hence the need to address issue affecting free trade.
“Those who were deployed have just undergone a thorough training by the Home Affairs department with regards to facilitating a smooth flow of traffic and trade,” he said.
Mr Mulaudzi said they would deploy more officers later next month when they receive a report from the team which is investigating the movement trend at the border. He added that travellers had been grouped into various categories including those with permits, day trippers and those travelling by bus and those who would be visiting that country for more than two weeks.
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Sunday, June 23, 2013
Tripple B massacre Buffaloes
Tripple B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (2) 4
Buffaloes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (0) 2
Tripple B made their intentions of staying in the Premier Soccer League clear when they hammered a stubborn Buffaloes 4-2 in match played at Dulibadzimu Stadium yesterday.
The Beitbridge team went into the match seeking nothing short of a win as they started on the offensive from the onset. Had it not been brilliant saves by Buffaloes’ goalie
Tandadzai Chengetai, Tripple B could have won the game with eight goals as the trio of Alick Marime, Simon Maengeni and Timire Mamvura unleashed a barrage of shots at goals for the better part of the day.
It was for the third time that the newly appointed head coach, Peter Manoti, managed to get a win at home.
Though Tshintsha Magiya was playing attacking football, their efforts were harmless in front of goal in the first 10 minutes when both teams were trying to settle down.
Webster Chingodza nearly scored for the home team on the sixth minute, but his shot went wide.
Mamvura also made his intentions clear when he combined well with Marime and Maengeni in the strike force. Former Dynamos striker Marime put Tshintsha Magiya in the lead after he scored from a Maxwell Mavhuto pass in the 17th minute.
Buffaloes’ skipper Farai Banda tried to make matters even, but his shot was well collected by Tripple B goalkeeper Prince Dube.
The visitors tried to capitalise on counter attacks though their defence was porous and always found wanting.
Mavhuto’s 17-metre drive was well collected by Chengetai after he sent a powerful shot off a Marime pass.
The visitors’ Farai Banda, Steven Sibanda and Jacob Muzokomba tried to penetrate the Tshintsha Magiya rear guard through the wings, but they were always hitting against a brick wall.
The in-form Marime capitalised on Watungwa Watungwa’s shamble defending and scored a brace just before half time.
A minute from the breather, Webster Chingodza registered his name on the score sheet when he scored off a Marime shot following a well-co-ordinated counter attack.
From that minute Buffaloes started attacking from the centre as the wings were well marshalled by Oscar Chove and Thomas Kombora.
Tripple B’s fans that had been sceptical of paying to watch their team trickled into the stadium following Chingodza’s score. They joined the other legions of fans who were already in a frenzy. The Marime magic struck again in the 62nd minute when he combined well with Maengeni, beating Watungwa Watungwa’s four defenders and sending Chengetai the wrong way.
The visitors were outdone as Jacob Muzokomba capitalised on Tshintsha Magiya’s poor defending and sent in a volley beating Dube.
The Watungwa Watungwa, coach Timothy Masachi, introduced a fresh pair of legs in the form of Tawanda Mareya for Sithole.
Mareya did not disappoint as he scored from a rebound in the 80th minute, forcing Tripple B to go into defensive mode. In a post-match interview, Masachi said: “We defended poorly and conceded a lot of goals. Actually defence has proven to be our worst challenge this season. We are scoring many goals but conceding more.
“We have been working very hard to improve on that area.”
Tripple B coach Peter Manoti said the win was part of their game plan to win all the home matches and collect maximum points. He said their target was to collect at least 30 points in the second half of season and hope to survive. Manoti said they have enough arsenal to stay out of relegation.
Teams
Tripple B: P Dube, T Kombora, T Mkondwa, O Chove, E Mwinga, T Mamvura, M Mavhuto, L Chiwaridzo, W Chingodza (R Pavari, 86 min), S Maengeni (A Makiwa, 78 min), A Marime.
Buffaloes: T Chengetai, K Mwaramba, A Dzumbunu, P Chandisaita, P Matizanadzo, P Alfasi, F Banda (R Mwenga, 46 min), P Thembani (M Mageja, 58 min), W Sithole (T Mareya 73 min), J Muzokomba, S Sibanda.
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