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Three armed robbers, among them a Zimbabwe National Army employee stationed at 33 Infantry Battalion, Chipinge, were recently handed varying jail sentences by the Masvingo Magistrates Court after they were found guilty of three counts of robbery.
According to the National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPAZ), Joseph Makuvise (43), Prosper Mudhanganyi (45), a ZNA member, and Rejoice Mandishona (33) were part of a gang that terrorised Masvingo residents and robbed them of their belongings between 26 October 2023 and 31 January 2024. The NPAZ said:
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It is the State’s case that the three accused persons were part of a gang that terrorized Masvingo residents and robbed them of their belongings.
On the 5th of January 2024, the accused persons were driven by Pardon Shoko, now deceased to the first complainant’s home at 0900 hours.
They demanded cash and threatened the complainant with a Gabilondo Y Cia Vitoria Llama pistol. They stole cash amounting to USD23 200, two laptops, a Samsung mobile phone as well as two Huawei tablets. The total value of the stolen property was USD 25 040 and USD740 was recovered.
On the 31st of January 2024, the accused persons robbed the second complainant at her home at around 2030 hours after threatening to kill her.
They got away with USD9 300 and four mobile phones. The total value stolen was USD10 100 and nothing was recovered.
The accused persons also committed another robbery on the 26th of October 2023 at around 2030 hours where they threatened the complainant and his wife before robbing them of USD19 000 and ZAR10 000.
The accused persons drove away in the complainant’s Isuzu double cab motor vehicle which they later dumped in Bikita.
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Makuvise was sentenced to 36 years imprisonment of which 3 years were suspended.
Mudhanganyi was sentenced to 12 years imprisonment of which 1 year was suspended.
Mandishona was sentenced to 11 years imprisonment of which 1 year was suspended.
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Soldier Jailed For Armed Robbery

The parliamentary portfolio committee on Defence, Home Affairs and Security intends to summon service chiefs to Parliament to address a recent spike in armed robbery cases involving serving and discharged members of the uniformed forces.
A member of the committee, Retired Brigadier General Callisto Gwanetsa, the former 2 Brigade Deputy Commander, told Business Times that they felt the issue needs to be addressed as a matter of urgency. Said Gwanetsa:
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This is a very topical issue, we have compiled all robbery incidents involving members of the security sector.
I have been communicating with the Chairperson of the committee (Retired Brigadier-General Levi Mayihlome), and we intend to call in the commanders so that we get to understand what could be the motive.
We know it is going to cause a lot of talk among parliamentarians and society as a whole, but we are saying we cannot just look and watch as things unfold like that and we will sit as a committee to try and find out what is going on and what could be the solution to that problem.
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Gwanetsa believes that poor remuneration could be a major factor pushing members of the security services to commit violent crimes. He added:
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The problem is very simple, it hinges on the financial aspect, it hinges on the fundamental issue of conditions of service the security personnel, that is what is driving them to do this but once we talk in terms of such issues, how best do we resolve it, do they get enough of what they have been promised.
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The country has witnessed several armed robberies involving serving members of the military, with some of the crimes committed by soldiers on duty.
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