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Three assailants fatally stabbed a 39-year-old man from Lower Gweru in a revenge attack on Christmas Eve.
Inspector Emmanuel Mahoko, the ZRP spokesperson for Midlands Province, confirmed the incident which occurred around 11 PM.
The victim, Nqobizitha Mazibuko, was attacked along a dusty road leading from Madigane Business Centre in Madigane Village, under Chief Sogwala. Said Mahoko:
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Mazibuko’s assailants, identified as Thabani Mpofu, Nqabutho Bhebhe, and Nkosilathi, confronted him about a past assault, seeking revenge. Despite Mazibuko’s attempt to flee, the suspects chased after him and fatally stabbed him.
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An eyewitness attempted to intervene and save Mazibuko from the attack but was unable to do so. Said Mahoko:
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The suspects fled the scene, leaving Mazibuko lying on the road. Mazibuko’s body was discovered around 5 AM on Christmas Day.
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Mahoko said police officers from Maboleni responded to the scene and are currently investigating the incident.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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A 39-year-old man named Nqobizitha Mazibuko was stabbed to death by three people in a revenge attack on Christmas Eve in Lower Gweru. The attackers, Thabani Mpofu, Nqabutho Bhebhe, and Nkosilathi, chased Mazibuko and killed him even though he tried to run away. An eyewitness tried to help but couldn't stop the attack. The attackers ran away, leaving Mazibuko's body on the road. The police are now investigating the incident.

Lower Gweru Man (39) Killed By 3 Assailants In Revenge Attack

Machete gangs have since July 2018 been invading Mangwande Primary School in Lower Gweru prompting teachers to desert the institution as they feared for their lives.
NewsDay reports that the school is now left with five teachers out of a staff complement of 14.
Teachers fled after a female colleague was assaulted and gang-raped by five machete-wielding youths as her three minor children watched.
The machete gang then force-marched the head to the school cash vault which they failed to break.
They then searched other teachers’ houses and stole various items.
Two members of the gang were later arrested and jailed for 37 years each.
A parent with a child at Mangwande School, Thomson Moyo said children in Grade Four and Grade Six had not been attending classes for the whole of the last term. Moyo said:
<blockquote>_It’s disheartening that our children are failing to learn due to shortages of teachers mainly caused by desertions because of machete gang terror._
_From the information we have gathered, the teachers were saying they fear for their lives._</blockquote>
Another parent, Esnath Mlalazi said following the robbery at the school three years ago, teachers deserted their staff cottages before they left the school in successive years. She said:
<blockquote>_They started by deserting the school staff houses, saying they feared for their lives before they went on to transfer from the school in successive years._</blockquote>
Addressing a meeting organised by churches last year, Midlands Provincial Affairs minister Larry Mavima said there was a need to decisively deal with the machete gangs.
He called on stakeholders to join hands with police and put an end to machete gangs, whom he said had become “warlords” with “potential to start civil wars”.
Machete gangs have in the past three years been targeting and terrorising gold mining towns.
More: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw">Pindula News</a>; <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2021/06/teachers-desert-school-over-machete-gangs/">NewsDay</a>

Teachers Desert School Over Machete Gang Invasions

A mother from Lower Gweru, Midlands Province has been arrested for allegedly fatally assaulting her eight-year-old daughter with a sjambok after she went to play with her friends at a neighbour’s homestead.
According to police, the incident happened in Matshaya Village, Chief Sogwala in Lower Gweru, on Wednesday afternoon.
Midlands provincial police spokesperson Inspector Emmanuel Mahoko said Maria Ruhwizhi (38) assaulted her daughter with a whip all over her body resulting in her death. Said Mahoko:
<blockquote>Police are investigating a murder case in which an eight-year-old girl died after being assaulted by her mother.
The now deceased girl was assaulted by her mother Maria Ruhwizhi who used a black leather sjambok on her all over her body.</blockquote>
Insp Mahoko urged parents to desist from using too much force when disciplining their children as this leads to unnecessary loss of life.
In another development, a Grade 4 pupil at Peakmine Primary School in Shurugwi was electrocuted on Monday evening when he opened a cage to feed chicks. Electricity was connected to give light to the chicks.
Insp Mahoko said Kupakwashe Chakanyuka, from Shurugwi, was electrocuted when he tried to open the cage.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/mother-murders-daughter8/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">ZBC News</a></h4>

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