Finally He Is Captured Zimbabwe Republic Police confirmed

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• October 20, 2026

HARARE — A 33-year-old man from Seke has been remanded in custody after appearing before the Harare Magistrates Court to face 10 counts of armed robbery linked to a string of home invasions across the capital.

Chamunorwa Takawira appeared before Magistrate Marewanazvo Gofa on Monday. Prosecutors allege he was part of an armed gang that targeted residences in various Harare suburbs between July and September, stealing property and cash valued at approximately US$23,260.

Prosecutor Lawrence Gangarahwe opposed bail, arguing that Takawira posed a flight risk and could interfere with witnesses or coordinate with accomplices who remain at large. Magistrate Gofa remanded the accused in custody until October 27.

According to court documents, Takawira’s arrest at his home in Kuora Village, Chief Seke, on October 17 followed the prior apprehension of a suspected accomplice, Chiedza Jamombe, on September 30. The State alleges that Jamombe’s arrest led to the recovery of some stolen property and that she subsequently implicated Takawira and her husband, John Nhira, who is currently evading police. To date, authorities have recovered goods valued at approximately US$180.

The State outlined several specific incidents during the initial hearing. On July 22, Takawira and his accomplices allegedly armed themselves with a pistol, forced entry into an Ashdown Park home, assaulted the occupant, and stole US$1,200 alongside a Tokarev pistol, a generator, cellphones, and groceries.

Subsequent alleged robberies followed a similar operational pattern. On August 3, the gang reportedly raided a Cold Comfort residence armed with a pistol, machete, and claw bar, seizing US dollars, Tanzanian shillings, laptops, and clothing. Four days later, they allegedly targeted a house in Houghton Park, demanding cash and stealing approximately US$3,000 and various valuables.

Further attacks were reported in September. On September 1, suspects armed with two pistols, a machete, and an iron bar allegedly stole US$3,620 and loaded the loot into a Honda Fit parked at the premises. Another incident on September 12 in Madokero saw the gang reportedly use a pistol and iron bars to force their way into a house, stealing US$1,700 and several mobile phones.

The matter remains before the courts as police continue to search for the outstanding suspects. - Zimbo LIVE Harare

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