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The trial of fugitive murder suspect Peter Dube is set to be handled by the High Court circuit sitting in Gweru, following a determination that he is fit to stand trial.
Initially, Dube’s trial faced delays due to his exhibited mental challenges. However, the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) requested a psychological evaluation, which later confirmed that he was mentally fit for trial.
As reported by <a href="https://masvingomirror.com/witness-in-gweru-killer-businessman-case-disappear/">The Mirror</a>, on Monday, September 23, the High Court issued warrants for the arrest of two witnesses, including the chief witness and Dube’s second wife, Nyasha Nharingo.
Reports suggest that they have fled the country and are no longer interested in testifying in the case.
Nharingo, who survived a bullet that passed through her mouth and exited through her jaw, is a crucial witness in the proceedings regarding the fatal shooting incident.
Dube’s lawyer, Constance Madzudzi, said that the matter would be brought back to the High Court once the witnesses are available. She said:
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The State has issued warrants of arrest for two witnesses, including Nyasha Nharingo, and from what I have gathered, they have indicated that they are no longer interested in testifying, so the case is now complicated and will be brought back to the High Court once the witnesses are available.
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Dube had been on the run for nearly three years after allegedly shooting dead his second wife’s suspected lover, Shelton Chiduku, and her best friend, Gamuchirai Mudungwe.
He reportedly turned the gun on his wife, Nyasha, and her sister, Nyaradzo, but both women survived the attack.
Midlands Provincial Prosecutor Samuel Pedzisayi alleged that on April 22, 2021, around 11 AM, Chiduku, Mudungwe, Nyasha, and Nyaradzo travelled to Masvingo to collect Nyaradzo’s passport.
Dube, suspecting infidelity between Nyasha and Chiduku, was upset to learn that the four had gone to Masvingo without his knowledge.
Later that day, around 8 PM, he allegedly armed himself with a Zastava pistol and went to Bensam Flats on Main Street in Gweru, where Nyasha resided.
An altercation ensued at the flats, stemming from Dube’s suspicions of an affair. He went downstairs and shot Chiduku, who was sitting in the driver’s seat of a Toyota Hiace, hitting him once in the front left shoulder, resulting in Chiduku’s immediate death.
Mudungwe, who was downstairs with Chiduku, attempted to flee upstairs but was shot once in the left cheek by Dube, dying instantly.
After allegedly killing Chiduku and Mudungwe, Dube went upstairs to confront Nyasha and Nyaradzo. It is alleged that he shot Nyasha once in the right cheek; the bullet exited through the left side of her neck, removing her right molar tooth and lodging in her shoulder.
He then turned his gun on Nyaradzo, shooting her above the left ear, which caused the bullet to pierce through and rupture her right eye.
Both Nyasha and Nyaradzo survived the shooting and were taken to Gweru Provincial Hospital, where surgeons successfully operated on them.
After the incident, Dube fled to South Africa, then to Eswatini, where he fraudulently obtained an identity document and passport. In Eswatini, he changed his identity and assumed the name Xolile Mtsali.
It is alleged that Dube later flew to Ireland, where he was arrested in Dublin in 2023 for violating immigration laws.
He was using a fake identity at the time of his arrest and refused to be deported to Zimbabwe, claiming to be a Mozambican citizen named Armando Quenete Muchanga.
Ultimately, Dube was deported to Mozambique, where authorities confirmed his true identity as Zimbabwean, leading to his deportation back to Zimbabwe on April 3, 2024.
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A man named Peter Dube is accused of shooting and killing two people, suspecting his wife of cheating. His trial was delayed because people thought he was mentally ill, but tests showed he was okay. Now, two key witnesses have run away, making the case complicated. Dube was on the run for three years but was caught in Ireland, deported to Mozambique, and sent back to Zimbabwe. The trial will continue once the missing witnesses are found.

"Killer" Gweru Businessman, Peter Dube, Declared Fit To Stand Trial

A Harare man reportedly lost US$36 000 in a botched vehicle import transaction which occurred in 2019. 
The Standard reports that Ricard Ernest Joseph (38), a suspect based in Kwekwe, has since appeared before Magistrate Dennis Mangosi and was granted bail of US$100. He was remanded until September 19, pending the conclusion of investigations.
<h3>Allegations:</h3>
It is alleged that in November 2019, Rana Ghulam Ali engaged Joseph to import a Toyota Fortuner from South Africa and paid US$33,000. Later, Joseph demanded an additional US$3,000, which Ali paid.
The State told the court that Joseph assured Ali that he would receive the vehicle within a few weeks. However, after receiving a total of US$36,000, Joseph became unresponsive and failed to deliver the vehicle, resulting in the allegations of fraud.
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Harare Man Loses US$36 000 In Botched Car Import Transaction

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) said that fugitive Gweru car dealer and murder suspect Peter Dube is expected in the country to stand trial, with extradition processes from Ireland now at an advanced stage.
ZRP spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi on Tuesday told ZBC News that Police are working together with the National Prosecuting Authority and relevant stakeholders to ensure that Dube is brought home and face trial. He said:
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With regards to extraditing murder suspect Peter Dube from Ireland we can confirm that the processes are now at an advanced stage.
Peter Dube was being sought in connection to two murder cases that took place in Gweru in 2021, two of murder and two of attempted murder.
We are working together with the National Prosecuting Authority and relevant stakeholders to bring him back so that he can stand trial back home.
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Dube was arrested in Ireland by Gardaí (police force in the Republic of Ireland) after an <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/05/14/interpol-red-notice-issued-for-gwerus-killer-car-dealer-who-fled-to-ireland/">Interpol Red Notice</a> was issued for his arrest and extradition to Zimbabwe.
Dube allegedly shot dead his second wife Nyasha Nharingo’s suspected lover Shelton Chinhango — also a car dealer and her best friend, Gamuchirai Mudungwe, in Gweru on 23 April 2021.
He also allegedly went on to shoot Nyasha and her sister Nyaradzo but the two siblings survived.
After committing the crimes, Dube allegedly skipped the country and started living in Eswatini under the alias Xolile Mtsali.
He then relocated to Ireland, where he sought asylum.
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Gweru Fugitive Murder Suspect To Be Extradited From Ireland Soon - Police

Police in Ireland are investigating claims that a Zimbabwean national on Interpol’s most wanted list is living under asylum seeker status in Dublin.
An Garda Síochána (Irish Police) told <a href="https://www.theepochtimes.com/irish-police-investigating-claims-alleged-triple-murderer-is-living-as-refugee-in-dublin_5275565.html?welcomeuser=1">The Epoch Times</a> that it was aware of claims by Zimbabwean authorities that Peter Dube is living in refugee accommodation in the Irish city using a false name.
Dube, a former car dealer in Gweru, allegedly shot dead three people and attempted to kill another woman in 2021.
He allegedly skipped the border to South Africa before obtaining a false passport and travelling to Ireland.
Speaking to The Sunday Mail in Zimbabwe last week, ZRP spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said authorities believe Dube is living in a hotel being used to house refugees on the outskirts of Dublin. He said:
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Peter Dube, who was 35 years old at the time of the incident, was a businessman operating Mixed Car Sale in Gweru and he was also into gold dealing.
The incident occurred on April 21, 2021, around 8 pm, in Gweru, and he disappeared on the same night.
Investigations also show that he helped his wife Nomatter Chawana to relocate to Dublin using a new identity.
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Interpol has issued a red notice – a request to law enforcement worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest a person pending extradition.
The <a href="https://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/garda-investigating-claims-alleged-spree-30009267">Irish Mirror</a> reported on Thursday that anonymous Police sources claimed that detectives had carried out checks at the facility where Dube is reported to have been staying. Said the source:
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We are happy he is not at the facility named in the media and we have found zero evidence that he is here at all.
Inquiries are continuing, but at this stage, there is nothing to suggest he is in Ireland.
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According to Police, on 21 April 2021, Dube, who was a car dealer, approached his second wife, Nyasha Nharingo, and her suspected lover Shelton Chinhango — also a car dealer — who was seated in a minibus parked outside a flat in Gweru’s central business district, where she lived. Police said:
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He fatally shot Chinhango at close range and turned the gun on his second wife’s best friend, Gamuchirai Mudungwe, whom he shot in the chest. She died instantly.
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Dube allegedly went on to shoot Nyasha and her sister Nyaradzo. The two sisters were rushed to the hospital, where Nyaradzo died on admission.
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Irish Police Investigate Claims Gweru's Killer Car Dealer Is Living In Dublin

Gweru car dealer Peter Dube, who allegedly murdered three people in 2021 before fleeing the country, has been put on the International Criminal Police Organisation (Interpol)’s most wanted list.
Dube also faces a separate attempted murder charge.
He allegedly skipped the country to South Africa, where he changed his identity before relocating to Ireland.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has engaged Interpol to facilitate the arrest and extradition of the suspected murderer. A Red Notice has since been issued for Dube.
ZRP national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the development. <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/interpol-hunts-gwerus-killer-car-dealer-in-ireland/">He said</a>:
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Ongoing investigations confirm that he disappeared and left the country. New leads show that he jumped the border and started living in Eswatini under the alias Xolile Mtsali. He then relocated to Ireland, where he sought asylum.
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According to Police, on 23 April 2021, Dube, who was a car dealer, approached his second wife, Nyasha Nharingo, and her suspected lover Shelton Chinhango — also a car dealer — who was seated in a minibus parked outside a flat in Gweru’s central business district, where she lived. Police said:
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He fatally shot Chinhango at close range and turned the gun on his second wife’s best friend, Gamuchirai Mudungwe, whom he shot in the chest. She died instantly.
</blockquote>
Dube allegedly went on to shoot Nyasha and her sister Nyaradzo. The two sisters were rushed to the hospital, where Nyaradzo died on admission.
<h2>Interpol Red Notice</h2>
An Interpol Red Notice is a global alert that seeks the location and arrest of a wanted person.
It is issued by Interpol at the request of a member country’s national law enforcement authorities, based on a valid arrest warrant.
When a Red Notice is issued, it is circulated to all member countries of Interpol, who are expected to take the necessary steps to locate and arrest the wanted person.
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Interpol Red Notice Issued For Gweru's Killer Car Dealer Who Fled To Ireland

A woman from Westgate, Harare, lost more than US$4 000 cash in a botched car deal involving a man she met on Facebook.
Vongai Pepukai (23) was allegedly scammed by Itayi Chikeya of CarsWorld who had promised to deliver a brand new Chevrolet Cruze after making payment through a money transfer agent.
Pepukai paid for the vehicle sometime in February but she is yet to receive the car.
Harare provincial police spokesperson, Inspector Luckmore Chakanza, confirmed the case to <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/woman-loses-cash-to-man-she-met-on-facebook/">H-Metro</a>. She said:
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Police are investigating a case where a woman lost money to a man she found on social media.
The circumstances are that the complainant was defrauded of cash by the accused person.
He placed an advertisement on Facebook that he was an agent of a company called CarsWorld, which imports vehicles from South Africa.
She chose a Chevrolet Cruze on the accused person’s Facebook account, which was going for US$4 181.
She was told it included import duty.
She was told to deposit money through a money transfer agent based at Avondale Shopping Centre, which she did on various occasions.
The vehicle was not delivered as agreed, and that is when the complainant realised that she had been scammed.
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According to <a href="https://www.rd.com/article/how-to-identify-a-scammer/">Reader’s Digest</a>, here is how to identify scammers:
<ul>
<li>Online scammers often claim to be contacting you on behalf of businesses, brands or organizations you know and trust.</li>
<li>If a company or government agency unexpectedly call you on the phone, that’s a tip-off that a scammer may be on the other end of the line.</li>
<li>Beware of anyone who attempts to rush or push you into making a decision without first giving you time to verify and thoughtfully consider their requests.</li>
<li>Scan any emails, messages or online chats you receive for misspellings, grammatical errors, strange subject lines or other discrepancies.</li>
<li>Criminals build fake profiles on dating apps to lure you in with the promise of love, sometimes resorting to love bombing—and then try to coerce you into giving gifts or cash.</li>
<li>On social networks and fake online retailers that are created specifically to appear to be the real thing, it’s not uncommon to find goods at steep discounts. Trust your instincts, and know that if a price is too good to be true, it’s likely a scam.</li>
<li>A promise of easy money – No legitimate financial investment opportunity is sure to ever pay off 100% of the time—and cannot legally be advertised as “guaranteed” income—so be very leery of anyone promising such.</li>
<li>Requests an unusual payment option – It’s not uncommon for romance scammers or someone who’s hacked a friend’s social media account to request that you send money using peer-to-peer payment systems (PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, etc.), gift cards, Western Union, wire transfers or cryptocurrency tokens.</li>
</ul>
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Harare Woman Scammed By "Car Dealer" She Met On Facebook

A Chitungwiza car dealer, Phillip Mukeyani, on Thursday finally caught up with a Harare couple who had allegedly duped him US$9 000 in a botched car deal.
Mukeyani and his colleagues intercepted Shepherd Kavarega and his wife Wendy Kadowonda of Lochinvar in the capital’s central business district (CBD) following a tip-off.
Kavarega and his wife were reportedly planning to flee to Malawi with a DAF 15-ton lorry which they bought from Mukeyani.
Mukeyani told The Herald that the couple had been playing hide and seek after he gave them the truck in good faith. He said:
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I sold this couple my truck for US$18 000 in February this year and they paid US$9 000. We then agreed that they would finish the remaining balance within three months and failure to pay would result in us confiscating the vehicle at our car sale in Chitungwiza for safekeeping until they clear the balance.
After three months, the couple became evasive and I tried to reach out to them and all I got were insults from Kadowonda.
She said she was in quarantine and would not be able to give me back my money. Her husband was always telling me different stories and the couple refused to see me in person.
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Mukeyani said he had to engage an independent person to pretend as if he wanted to hire the truck in order to find its location.
However, Kadowonda said they did not refuse to finish the remaining balance but they were facing hard times to bring the money together. He said:
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We were on good terms with Phillip but I do not know what is wrong with him today. I told him that I used some of the money to repair the truck before I got ill and I used some of the money for medication but I will give him his remaining balance.
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Following the fracas, Mukeyani took the truck to his car sale for safekeeping until the couple paid the outstanding sum.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/couple-dupe-car-dealer-of-us9k/">The Herald</a></h4>

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