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A suspected armed robber from Zimbabwe had his feet cut off after being cornered by unknown assailants along the Limpopo River near Beitbridge, where he allegedly operated.
It is believed that those he may have encountered during his criminal activities were responsible for this brutal act.
Graphic images shared on social media in Beitbridge showed the man lying on the ground, unable to move, with his severed feet beside him.
The man, who has not yet been identified but is believed to be from the Renco Mine area in Masvingo, was part of a group that targeted smugglers using informal crossing points to South Africa.
A voice note that accompanied the images explained how he was captured by his attackers, who then cut off his feet. <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200034877/suspected-robbers-feet-chopped-off-in-sa">It says</a>:
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Look at what has happened on the SA side, there is a robber who has had his legs chopped off by the river.
Police have refused to ferry him to hospital, he is still at the place. It is believed he is from Renco Mine. He was caught by the river (Limpopo).
</blockquote>
Reports suggest that the man had since been taken to Musina Hospital for treatment.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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A robber from Zimbabwe had his feet cut off by unknown people near the Limpopo River. He was part of a group that targeted smugglers going to South Africa. Pictures showed him lying on the ground with his feet next to him. He was taken to a hospital in Musina for treatment. The attackers captured him and cut off his feet. He is believed to be from the Renco Mine area in Masvingo. Police refused to help him, and he was left by the river.

Zimbabwean Robber’s Feet Cut Off By Unknown Assailants Near Limpopo River

A 23-year-old Zimbabwean man who was allegedly shot dead by a South African soldier at Limpopo River was buried in Bulawayo on Friday.
Mduduzi Mbulelo Mlilo was reportedly assisting border jumpers and smugglers at an illegal crossing point on 02 April when the soldier shot him once in the breast, killing him instantly.
Mlilo was among a group of 16 smugglers who were intercepted by South African soldiers at an illegal crossing point.
His body was taken to Tshilidzini Mortuary in Limpopo Province where it was kept pending police investigations.
The soldier who shot him has since been arrested and charged with murder and is set to stand trial at the Musina Regional Court on 15 May.
Mduduzi’s father, Dubayi Mlilo, told <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/zim-man-killed-by-sa-soldier-buried-in-bulawayo/">the Chronicle</a> that his son was buried at Luveve cemetery. He said:
<blockquote>
This is devastating; my son was killed just like that. If they were really implementing the law, they could have arrested him and taken him to court.
We have had an update from the police and we will follow the case with interest.
We are quiet saddened by this incident and we hope he will get justice.
</blockquote>
Mlilo said according to witnesses, Mduduzi was shot while assisting people to smuggle an assortment of goods, mainly onions.
He said he was told that the soldier jumped from a vehicle and opened fire at Mduduzi while standing on the river bank.
He then fell into the water and his body was later retrieved and taken to the mortuary around 8 PM after lying on the riverbed for almost six hours.
On 15 February this year, a member of the South African Border Guard shot and killed a Zimbabwean man at Beitbridge Border Post.
The man was allegedly shot for reprimanding the Border Guards for assaulting an old woman who was picking up empty cans and plastic containers for recycling.
The incident occurred at the foot of the New Limpopo Bridge (NLB) on the South African side of the border at around 4 AM.
More: <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Zimbabwean Man Shot Dead By South African Soldier Buried

<div dir="auto">A suspected stolen Toyota Fortuner was intercepted by Zimbabwean security agencies while being smuggled from South Africa into Zimbabwe in transit to Zambia. </div>
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<div dir="auto">The Herald reports that the suspects fled leaving the car submerged in the Limpopo River.</div>
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<div dir="auto">Pictures by Thupeyo Muleya</div>
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Since the launch of Operation “No to Cross Border Crimes,” many people have been arrested for smuggling cars and other goods. 
Most of the cases are recorded along the border between Zimbabwe and South Africa.
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PICTURES: Suspected Stolen Toyota Fortuner Intercepted Along Limpopo River

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) and the South African Police Service (SAPS) have launched a manhunt for suspects who allegedly abandoned three top-of-the-range vehicles believed to have been stolen in South Africa.
The vehicles are a Toyota Hilux Legend 50 valued at R750 000, a Ford Ranger worth R770 000 and a Toyota Prado worth R359 900.
It is suspected that the vehicles were stolen from South Africa and were dumped along the Limpopo River before the criminals crossed the border and escaped into Zimbabwe.
The three vehicles were recovered by members of the South African National Defence Forces (SANDF).
SAPS’ Captain Moses Semono from Joint Tactical Headquarters Limpopo also revealed that a boat carrying livestock was intercepted on the Limpopo River.
He said this was unusual as the smuggling of livestock is more prevalent along the South Africa/Lesotho border. Said Captain Semono:
<blockquote>
Our soldiers were busy with a standing patrol in the area of responsibility situated in Maphungubwe Game Reserve when a boat coming from Zimbabwe through the Limpopo River into South Africa was spotted.
Our soldiers confiscated the boat, whose Captain swam back to Zimbabwe. In the boat, there were nine sheep valued at R8 100 by the SA Police Service Stock Theft Unit, as well as 57 goats valued at R68 400.
</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/sa-stolen-cars-recovered-along-limpopo-river/">The Herald</a></h4>

Three Stolen Cars Abandoned Along Limpopo River

Daring smugglers have built a wooden bridge across the Limpopo River in Beitbridge which they use to smuggle goods and border jumpers between Zimbabwe and South Africa.
The pole and log structure that has been under construction for more than a week is located upstream of the New Limpopo Toll Bridge.
NewsDay reports that the construction has been taking place before the eyes of the police, whose mounted unit has been watching on as the illegal construction went on.
Efforts to get a comment from the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) were fruitless as national spokesman Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi’s mobile phone went unanswered.
The builders regularly stop to “process” goods into Zimbabwe from South Africa for fees charged according to sizes of consignments.
People are charged per individual between R10 and R100.
The bridge sidesteps the official crossing point, taking advantage of the fact that the border between South Africa and Zimbabwe remains closed due to COVID-19 restrictions.
All goods through the new bridge are not subject to official border formalities.
The log and pole structure’s embankment is on the South African side of the Limpopo River.
Many people continue to use undesignated entry points despite reports which say thousands have been arrested while some have been robbed.
Some have been dying in the Limpopo river after their makeshift boats capsized while some are murdered by robbers.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw">NewsDay</a>

Smugglers Construct Wooden Bridge Across Limpopo River

The South African National Defence Forces (SANDEF) Monday intercepted two sports utility vehicles that were being smuggled to Zimbabwe through a sandy beach.
In a statement on Monday, the SANDEF said it impounded a Toyota Fortuner and a Nissan SUV worth half a million rands which were being smuggled into the country through an illegal entry point. The statement said:
<blockquote>The SANDEF soldiers deployed at Madimbo Operational Base Intercepted these luxury SUV’s which were about to be smuggled to Zimbabwe by vehicle smugglers.</blockquote>
Smuggling of vehicles and other contraband is rampant at the porous Beitbridge Border Post.
Reports indicate that vehicle trafficking syndicates smuggle stolen cars through the Limpopo River where donkeys are used to pull the vehicle across the river into Zimbabwe.
According to the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), an anti-crime operation at the border post that began on January 7 targeting touts and organised criminal gangs involved in the smuggling of goods and other contraband has netted over 16 000 offenders.
However, the anti-crime operations have done little to stop smuggling as in some cases police officers are involved.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2021/05/sa-army-busts-zim-vehicle-smuggling-racket/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">NewsDay</a></h4>

South African Soldiers Bust Zimbabwean Vehicle Smuggling Racket

Zimbabweans who cannot cross into South Africa through the Beitbridge Border because of COVID-19 restrictions are crossing into South Africa through the Limpopo River which is flooded right now. This comes after authorities at the border started blocking people without permits from crossing into South Africa.
The water levels at Limpopo River have risen which might mean the current is strong right now but people in the following video are seen crossing the river while three-quarters of their bodies are submerged in water.
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WATCH: Daring Zimbos Crossing Flooded Limpopo Into South Africa

A woman suspected to be Zimbabwean, reportedly drowned in the Limpopo River together with her 2 children on Monday as they were attempting to cross into South Africa. Newzroom Afrika reports.
According to an eyewitness that spoke to the publication, the boat they were using to cross the river capsized a few meters from the river bank.  The man who narrated the incident said the woman and her daughter were the first to be swept away by the strong currents when tragedy struck.
Other people also died in the same accident that claimed the lives of the 3 family members according to the publication which stated that a mother lost her 3-year-old son and a son among the survivors also lost his mother.
Zimbabweans usually use the illegal route to cross into South Africa to look for greener pastures. A few weeks ago a woman fell in the crocodile-infested Limpopo river but she managed to safely swim to the river bank after the incident.
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WATCH: A Mother And Her 2 Children Drown In Limpopo While Attempting To Cross Into South Africa

Zimbabweans were among five people who died trying to cross a flooded Limpopo River were among five people who died in an incident that saw five others being rescued.
News24 reported that bodies of two men were found in the Limpopo River near Beitbridge, while two women and three girls, aged between six and 10, were rescued in the same area on Thursday and Friday. Those who died or were rescued have not been identified. The women and children received medical attention before being handed over to South African Home Affairs officials.
With rains continuing to fall, the Limpopo police spokesperson warned people to be extremely careful when crossing rivers or streams, whether by foot or in a vehicle.
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/limpopo-river-claims-5/">Chronicle</a>

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