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Names Of Zanu PF Thugs Arrested At Nelson Chamisa Rally Released

Here are the names of 16 arrested Zanu PF members and one deceased:

1. DECEASED MBONENI NCUBE (30) (MALE)
RES: HOUSE NUMBER 917/19 MBIZO KWEKWE 

2. TAKUNDA CHIVENYENGWA (21) (MALE)
NR: 29-2009746-X66
RES: HOUSE NUMBER 2946/13 MBIZO KWEKWE

3. ISAAC TAPFUMANEYI (37) (MALE)
NR: 58-219873-V-18
RES: HOUSE NUMBER 337/12946/13 MBIZO KWEKWE

4. JAMES JERE (28) (MALE)
RES: HOUSE NUMBER7862/4 MBIZO KWEKWE

5. MUSA MATINGWENDE (32) (MALE)
RES: HOUSE NUMBER 80 NESBERT NEWTOWN KWEKWE

6. SHEPARD MBEWU (44) (MALE)
NR: 58-174147-S-58
RES: 15 INDUSTRIAL ROAD, NEWTOWN KWEKWE

7.PROGRESS MUNYUKI (30) (MALE)
NR: 26-2000335-P-26
RES: 3147/16 MBIZO, KWEKWE

8. AMON KWACHATA (50) (MALE)
NR: 26-076832G-26
RES: HAVENGWA FARM, SHERWOOD, KWEKWE

9. EDMORE SHOSHERA [ALIAS MASPARROW] (30) (MALE)
NR: NR 26-240811-V-26
RES: 6285/15 MBIZO, KWEKWE
(ZANU PF CARD HOLDER)

10. ALBERT MAKETO TEMBO (29) (MALE)
NR: 58-260570-F 58
RES: 15276/15 MBIZO, KWEKWE
“YOUTH LEAGUE CARD CARRYING MEMBER”

11.FRAUD MUNYUKI (29) (MALE)
NR: 37-2000337-R 26
RES: 3147/16 EXTENSION MBIZO

12. BLESSING TOMU (18)(MALE)
RES: 3147/16 EXTENSION MBIZO

13. PERSCY MUKWATURI (38) (MALE)
NR: 58-2025551-R-58
RES: 20 GWERU ROAD CHICAGO
(ZANU PF CARD HOLDER)

14. SYDNEY SAMANYAYI (29) (MALE)
 NR: 58-275668- R 42
  RES: ZUNDE RAMAMBO MBIZO 11
(ZANU PF CARD HOLDER)

15. VALENTINE MANDIZVIDZA (21) (MALE)  RES: 167/12 MBIZO, KWEKWE

16. MISCHECK MUTETWA (32) (MALE)
  NR: 29-2036227-F-13
  RES: 16176/15 MBIZO, KWEKWE

17. TALENT IMBAYAGO (28) (MALE)
NR: 23-112943-N-23
RES: MASHIZHA VILLAGE, CHIEF CHOTO GOKWE

 Contents of the Memorandum

On the 27TH day of February 2022 and at Mbizo 4 shopping centre open space Kwekwe, CCC held a campaign rally commencing at around 1000 hours and was scheduled to end at 1600 hours.

At around 1400 hours, whilst Nelson Chamisa was addressing the gathering, suspected ZANU PF youths wearing yellow T-shirts infiltrated the meeting which was held in an open space and one of them threw a stone into the gathering and ran away.

Towards the end of Nelson Chamisa‘s address suspected ZANU PF youths intercepted to people in CCC T-shirts who were walking to the rally and threw stones on them. The skirmishes, about 400 metres from the venue, resulted in deceased being stabbed thrice with a sharp object on the back and died whilst admitted at Kwekwe General Hospital. The injured are admitted at Kwekwe General Hospital and Topomasi Hospital

During the clashes, three motor vehicles were damaged, a blue Honda Fit registration number AEQ6375, owned by Tinevimbo Zhou NR 26-128168D26 of 25553/12 Mbizo Kwekwe (damaged rear screen), a white Mitsubishi Canter truck with no registration plates and owner not yet known (had all 6 tyres deflated), and a Toyota Vios registration number AET 0792 owned by Emma Nyika NR 63-112466R32 aged 42 of 7845/1 Mbizo, Kwekwe (rear left window damaged). The vehicles were parked at the shopping centre some 200 metres from the venue.

INVESTIGATIONS CARRIED OUT:

Police reacted to the scene and got information that the accused persons were hiding at Jessie Gardens, Mbizo 11 Kwekwe, which is about 1km from the venue where they raided and arrested accused persons mentioned above.

Three motor vehicles were recovered at Jessie Gardens where the accused were hiding. Searches were made in a silver Mercedes Benz AFK 6958 owned by accused 12. Inside the vehicle were three unbranded yellow T” shirts, one yellow bottom, one black trousers and one sjambok.

Recovered inside a black Honda Fit AFC 3464 owned by accused number 16, was one machete, and inside a white Toyota Chaser registration number ACK 0756 (owner not established) were one machete wrapped with red cloth on the handle, one home made knife with green handle, two catapults, two small catapult stones, one Tecno cell phone, one Nokia cell phone, one gold scale and two black and green caps inscribed ED.

The above motor vehicles have since been impounded and are parked at ZRP Mbizo.

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