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The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) has secured the release of five villagers among them a pregnant woman, and a 3-year-old toddler, who had been arrested for disorderly conduct in a public place.
ZLHR said Jennifer Sithole (58) and her 3-year-old toddler grandchild, Esther Kuseri, who was pregnant, Tafirenyika Boterere, Shadreck Manyange, Brighton Manyange and Noel Chikosa, were detained at Ruda Police Station in Honde Valley.
 The villagers were arrested on Wednesday last week for allegedly protesting against maladministration by some school authorities at Sagambe Primary School. The ZLHR said:
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We have rescued a toddler and a pregnant woman, whom [the police] had detained together with some aggrieved villagers, who were charged for allegedly protesting against maladministration by some school authorities in Honde Valley.
On Wednesday, the police detained a 3-year-old toddler at Ruda Police Station in Honde Valley, together with Jennifer Sithole, the baby’s 58-year-old grandmother and Esther Kuseri, who was pregnant and four other villagers, who reside in Sagambe village in Mutasa District in Manicaland Province and charged them with disorderly conduct in a public place as defined in section 41 of Criminal Code.
The ZRP officers accused Kuseri, Sithole and 4 other villagers namely Tafirenyika Boterere, Shadreck Manyange, Brighton Manyange and Noel Chikosa of masterminding a protest against Evans Mwaturura, the school head at Sagambe Primary School, who stands accused by some parents and guardians of presiding over maladministration at the school.
The villagers were also accused of stopping school children from attending lessons at Sagambe Primary School. The allegations of maladministration had been raised during a School Development Committee (SDC) annual general meeting, which was held at Sagambe Primary School, where some parents intended to raise several concerns against Mwaturura.
The disgruntled parents had sought to engage officials from the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education and eventually, a meeting was held with officials from the ministry in the presence of some ZRP officers from Ruda Police Station.
Kuseri was arrested during the meeting for allegedly raising her voice against an official at the consultation.
She was released from Ruda Police Station on Thursday after she paid an admission of guilt fine for disorderly conduct in a public place for contravening section 41 of the Criminal Code, following the intervention of human rights lawyer Tatenda Sigauke of the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights.
Kuseri opted to pay an admission of guilt fine for disorderly conduct in a public place because she was pregnant and the conditions of police detention were making her uncomfortable and she was not comfortable with the inconvenience of court processes considering her condition.
Chikosa who is the former SDC Chairperson at Sagambe Primary School, was separately charged with contravening section 37 of the Criminal Code for allegedly participating in a gathering with intent to promote public violence, breaches of the peace or bigotryChikosa was accused of being the one who had written a list of grievances levelled against Mwaturura, which had been presented at the meeting with officials from the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education.
The three-year-old toddler and Sithole, Boterere, Manyange, Chikosa and Manyange, were only set free following the intervention of Sigauke on Friday at Mutasa Magistrates Court, where they had been hauled for their initial appearance.
Sigauke successfully argued with prosecutors from the National Prosecuting Authority against the placement of the villagers on remand and requested that they be released immediately. Prosecutors were left with no option but to assent to Sigauke’s request and this led to the release of the 5 villagers including the three-year-old toddler.
Prosecutors stated that they would resort to summoning the villagers if they were to consider prosecuting them.
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More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Toddler, Pregnant Woman Among Villagers Detained For Disorderly Conduct

Four children from the same family died of measles within ten days, while six more are bedridden in Nyamayende Village of Honde Valley as Johane Marange Apostolic Church devotees resist immunisation.
A whistleblower in the area who contacted The Manica Post said police and health officials were informed of the developments. Said the whistleblower:
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We have a serious challenge of measles in Honde Valley near Nyamayende Primary School, particularly in the Makoko family. They are members of the Johane Marange Church.
One child died of measles on Wednesday, June 23. Two more children died on Saturday, June 25. At the same time, there are five more children suffering from measles.
We request for police and the Ministry of Health and Child Care’s urgent assistance, otherwise all those bedridden will die.
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The whistleblower later sent another message to the publication saying another child from the same family had died. Reads the message:
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Good evening Sir. Another child from the same Makoko family has died, taking the number to four within one-and-a-half weeks.
Six members of the same family are now suffering from the same disease. More cases are being reported in the same area.
Please, is there no other means or option for the team to get there? It is now a disaster there.
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Mutasa District Medical Officer (DMO), Dr Cephas Fonte confirmed receiving reports of Honde Valley apostolic devotees resisting vaccination citing their religious beliefs.
Although he could not deny the death of the four children, Dr Fonte only confirmed the death of two children from the same family. He said:
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We managed to talk to Chief Mutasa and the Civil Protection Unit. There were a number of measles cases noted where children clearly showed signs of measles, but their families were denying them access to medical care.
We also managed to send a team on the ground for vaccination. While we cannot deny the figures stated by the whistleblower, we have confirmed that a 14-year-old died on June 23 while a two-year-old died on June 25.
We also gathered that more children from the same family are still bedridden and that the family is denying them medical care. We also understand that there are more cases of measles in the area.
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He said villagers in the Nyamayende area have always been problematic and health officials have decided to find a diplomatic way of approaching them. Said the Mutasa DMO:
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We have always had problems with the Nyamayende area because of the people’s religious beliefs that do not allow them to seek medical attention.
This time around we are trying more diplomatic means of reaching out to them. We do not want to be confrontational in our approach.
At times we have witnessed cases of children running away from schools whenever we go there for vaccination programmes.
It is not new. The last time we went there for a different vaccination programme, we only got nine children from the whole school.
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<h4>More: <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/measles-wipes-out-four-siblings/">The Manica Post</a></h4>

Measles Wipes Out Four Siblings As Johane Marange Devotees Resist Immunisation

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