ZANU PF Secretary for Legal Affairs, Patrick Chinamasa’s brand-new Mazda BT-50 double cab, which was stolen from his farm in Headlands, Manicaland Province, has been recovered.
The vehicle was found abandoned in Murehwa, Mashonaland East Province, and is now in police custody.
Chinamasa’s wife, Monica, told <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/new-relief-for-chinamasas-as-stolen-vehicle-is-found/">The Manica Post</a>, she was glad the car had been recovered. She said:
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Our car was found dumped in Murehwa yesterday, but I am not aware of the exact place. My driver and police officers from Rusape are now on their way to collect it from Murehwa Police. I am relieved.
I would like to thank The Manica Post for the publicity which helped a lot in the vehicle recovery. Many people reached out to us, promising to help us in finding the car.
That was effective and powerful publicity. You did well and I would like to thank you.
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The theft occurred on February 9, 2025. Four armed robbers pounced on the Chinamasas’ Tsukumai Farm in Headlands.
They overpowered the security guard and farm manager. The robbers then stole the Mazda BT-50, a gun, kitchen knives, and groceries.
Chinamasa and his wife were not at the farm during the attack.

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Patrick Chinamasa's new car was stolen from his farm. It was found in Murehwa. His wife is happy it was recovered. The car was taken by four armed robbers and other items were stolen too. Chinamasa and his wife were not there when it happened. They thanked The Manica Post for helping find the car. The police have the car now.

Mazda BT-50 Stolen From Chinamasa’s Farm Found In Murehwa

Newly appointed minister of Cybersecurity, threat detection and mitigation Patrick Chinamasa will no longer appear before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Environment to respond to allegations of nepotism. This comes after Chinamasa was moved from the ministry of finance in the latest cabinet reshuffle. The allegations came after the administration of the Afforestation Fund was moved from the Forestry Commission and placed under the Tobacco Industry Marketing Board (TIMB). Chinamasa’s wife Monica is the chairperson of the TIMB.
Environment Committee chairperson Wonder Mashange said:
<blockquote>As a committee, we want to get accountability for the Afforestation Fund because we asked TIMB to give us proof of where they got the mandate to administer the Afforestation Fund, but they have failed to produce the proof and we are still waiting for them to do so.
We will just give the Finance minister (Chombo) some time to settle and then we will summon him to appear before the committee to clarify the issue because we can no longer call Chinamasa to do so because he is no longer the responsible minister.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/10/chinamasa-saved-bell/">NewsDay</a>

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