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The Department of Immigration has refuted reports that two Egyptian nationals were detained in the country under unclear circumstances before they were freed and allowed to leave the country following the intervention of human rights lawyers.
Last month, the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR), said that Emad Awny Elgamal and Khaled Fuozi Foudza, who are both male, were arrested by Zimbabwean Immigration officials on 6 March 2024 and arbitrarily detained under opaque circumstances at Harare Remand Prison.
However, an official at the Department, Prosper Kambarami told Pindula News that several claims made by ZLHR are “materially false claims”.
Kambarami said that it is not true that the two Egyptian nationals entered Zimbabwe lawfully and had valid visitor permits, that the Egyptian nationals were arbitrarily detained under opaque circumstances, or that they were released following the intervention of human rights lawyers.
The Department also refuted claims that the Chief Director of Immigration conceded that they were unlawfully detaining the two Egyptians and that they were entitled to their release, or that the matter was removed from the court roll owing to the concessions made by the Chief Director of Immigration.
According to Kambarami, the two Egyptian nationals are fraudsters and entered the country illegally. He said:
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Facts on record are that:
1. The two (2) Egyptian nationals are confirmed fraudsters who entered Zimbabwe using fraudulently acquired Mozambican passports.
2. The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR), as an organisation was not party to any of the proceedings.
3. The Chief Director of Immigration never made any concession in court that her Department unlawfully detained the two (2) Egyptians.
4. The Urgent Chamber Application HCH 1600/24 was removed from the roll by consent as the court held the view that the order sought was incompetent in that it sought an order of constitutional invalidity through an Urgent Application.
5. Consequently, it was removed from the roll after Sadowera Kuwana Legal Practitioners conceded that their application was improper.
6. In fact, Sadowera Kuwana Legal Practitioners, are now seeking to rectify their error through a fresh High Court application HCH 2321/24 in Tatenda Chakabva vs Chief Immigration Officer filed on 28 May 2024.
7. The two (2) Egyptian nationals were deported from prison, under escort, as prohibited persons, only after confirmation of their actual identities and nationalities.
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In their report, the ZLHR said Elgamal and Foudza were released from prison on 6 April 2024 and their lawyers escorted them to Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport, where they flew back to Egypt.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Department Of Immigration Says Two Egyptians Deported From Zimbabwe Were Fraudsters

Two Egyptian nationals who had been detained by Zimbabwean authorities under unclear circumstances have been freed and allowed to leave the country following the intervention of human rights lawyers.
According to the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR), Emad Awny Elgamal and Khaled Fuozi Foudza, who are both male, were arrested by Zimbabwean Immigration officials on 6 March 2024 and arbitrarily detained under opaque circumstances at Harare Remand Prison.
Authorities claimed the immigration officials intended to “verify their documents” and no charges were preferred against them ever since they were detained. Said the ZLHR:
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The duo was detained even though they had valid visitors’ permits which allowed them to stay in Zimbabwe after they entered the country lawfully through Beitbridge Border Post.
Upon their arrival at Beitbridge Border Post, the two Egyptians had presented their documents to the immigration officials, who were satisfied and issued them with valid visitors’ permits authorising them to stay in Zimbabwe for 30 days.
On 27 March 2024, Elgamal and Foudza engaged Harare lawyer Brighton Sadowera of Sadowera Kuwana Legal Practitioners, who filed an urgent chamber application at Harare High Court seeking an order compelling the immigration officials to immediately release them.
Sadowera also asked the High Court to declare the provisions of section 8 of the Immigration Act, which allows immigration officers to detain people arbitrarily for 14 days without taking them to court, to be in violation of the rights of detained persons guaranteed in terms of section 50(2)(b) of the Constitution, which guarantees the right of every person detained for a suspected offence to be taken to court within 48 hours of their detention.
The lawyer also argued that the two Egyptians were entitled to their immediate release in any case because the 14-day period in which the immigration officers and prison services are allowed to detain people in terms of section 8 of the Immigration Act had lapsed.
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According to the ZLHR, on 5 April 2024, when the application was set down for hearing before High Court Judge Justice Pisirayi Kwenda, Respect Gono, the Chief Director of Immigration, conceded that her organisation was unlawfully detaining the two Egyptians.
She said the Egyptian nationals were entitled to their release and would facilitate their return to the North African country.
As a result, the matter was removed from the court roll owing to the concession made by the Chief Director of Immigration.
Elgamal and Foudza were released from prison on 6 April 2024 and their lawyers escorted them to Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport, where they flew back to Egypt.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Egyptian Nationals Detained In Zimbabwe Finally Set Free

The Outgoing Egyptian Ambassador to Zimbabwe yesterday during his farewell speech said Zimbabwe has a brighter future, only if reforms are implemented, The Herald reports.
Speaking to journalists after bidding farewell to the President at his offices at Munhumutapa Building, Ambassador Mohamed Fahmy said:
<blockquote>I have to say that my end of mission report back to my Government will definitely emphasise the very promising future for Zimbabwe after the reform process is completed and I am very aware that some investors from the private sector are waiting.
Now you have the new investment authority. I was informed by His Excellency (President Mnangagwa) that we will have some people from finance where they can meet directly with investors coming in different specialised sectors, so all my best wishes for your beautiful country.</blockquote>
The Egyptian Envoy’s remarks come at a time the government is trying to implement much-needed reforms to unlock international support to end Zimbabwe’s 2 decades-long isolation.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/zim-economic-prospects-bright-envoy/">The Herald</a>

Outgoing Egyptian Envoy Bids ED Farewell, Says If Reforms Are Implemented Zimbabwe Will Have A Brighter Future

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has reportedly ordered the country’s football Association not to consider a foreign coach for the national team, the Pharaohs anymore.
This follows Egypt’s unusually poor performance during the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations that it hosted.
Egypt put up a lacklustre performance in the opening game against the Warriors, a match in which they won 1-0. It was eventually knocked out by South Africa in the round of 16.
Meanwhile, reports indicate that Zimbabwe is looking for a foreigner to manage the Warriors. This is even though no foreign coach has ever taken Zimbabwe to the AFCON finals.
Only locals coaches, Sunday Chidzambga (twice), Charles Mhlauri (once) and Callisto Pasuwa (once) have qualified for AFCON.
Egypt has won AFCON a record 7 times. Local coaches have won it 5 times.
Egypt has won the tournament these years:
1959 – Mourad Fahmy (Egypt) 
1962 – Pál Titkos (Hungary) 
1986 – Mike Smith (Great Britain) 
1998 – Mahmoud El-Gohary (Egypt) 
2006 – Hassan Shehata (Egypt) 
2008 – Hassan Shehata (Egypt) 
2010 – Hassan Shehata (Egypt)

Egyptian President Orders FA Not To Hire Foreign Coach......While ZIFA Searches For One

Warriors’ preparation for tomorrow’s encounter with Egypt has been thrown off the rails over money issues.
Reports from Cairo indicate that the Warriors have threatened not to fulfil tomorrow’s match against the host nation if they do not receive their dues promised by ZIFA.
Soccer24 reports that it has been in touch with several players who have vowed not to take to the filed if they are not given their money.
ZIFA officials are said to have been making frantic efforts on Thursday to find a solution to the dispute.
A local journalist, Howard Musonza, who has sources privy to the goings-on in Warriors camp had this to say:
<blockquote>Warriors are holed up in a meeting with ZIFA officials in Egypt right now and are threatening not to fulfil Friday’s AFCON opener against Egypt. My source says some have already booked their flights back home.
The players allege that ZIFA has been lying to them about their allowances and appearance fees. They say ZIFA also lied to the government about the payments.</blockquote>

Warriors Threaten To Boycott Tomorrow's Match Over Money

Zamalek president Mortada Mansour told reporters that they had received an offer to sign Khama Billiat but they were now waiting for the coach’s decision to finalise the deal.
Said Mansour:
<blockquote>We received an offer concerning Billiat, but our decision to hire him depends on the opinion of team’s coach Mohamed Helmi.</blockquote>
Reports have also suggested that Zamalek’s bitter rivals Al Ahly, have also tabled an offer to lure the 27-year-old to the Cairo International Stadium. Recently, Mamelodi Sundowns coach, Pitso Mosimane said that they were looking at extending Billiat’s stay at the club.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/03/22/billiat-linked-zamalek/">NewsDay</a>

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