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Police are investigating a case that gained widespread attention on social media following a recent episode of The Closure DNA Show hosted by Tinashe Mugabe.
The episode revealed that an uncle allegedly had non-consensual sex with his 19-year-old niece, resulting in her pregnancy. She was 14 years old when the alleged abuse occurred.
The victim reportedly experienced sexual abuse after a football match, during which she had consumed alcohol.
The girl was unable to share her story on the show due to her emotional state, but the uncle confessed to being intimate with her without her consent.
In a statement issued on Friday, 18 October, Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi investigations into the matter are underway. He said:
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The Zimbabwe Republic Police has taken note of a video by Tinashe Mugabe DNA Show episode circulating on social media platforms in which a 19-year-old woman was allegedly raped by her uncle at the age of 14.
In the video, the victim was allegedly sexually abused after a football match where the suspect gave her beer.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police assures the public that investigations into the allegations are being conducted for the law to take its course.
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The Closure DNA Show, hosted by Tinashe Mugabe, is a popular television program that focuses on paternity DNA testing and resolving family disputes1
The show provides a platform for individuals seeking clarity on paternity issues, often revealing surprising and emotional results.
It has gained significant attention for its role in uncovering truths and helping people find closure on personal matters as well as exposing incidents of abuse.
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Police are looking for a man who admitted to raping his niece when she was only 14 years old. The uncle impregnated his niece when she was 19 years old. The girl was not able to share her story on TV. The police are investigating the case. The TV show where this was revealed focuses on family issues. People are shocked by what happened and are hoping for justice. The show helps people find out the truth and deal with difficult situations in their families.

Police Search For Man Who Admitted To Raping His 14-Year-Old Niece On The DNA Show

Tinashe Mugabe, known as The DNA Man, has won a case in which he took the Health Professions Authority Zimbabwe (HPAZ) to court for attempting to ban his TV show, The Closure DNA.
Mugabe will now do his shows without any obstacles after he was cleared by High court judge Justice Joseph Mafusire, according to <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/controversial-dna-man-tinashe-mugabe-given-green-light-to-operate-by-the-high-court-regulators-barred-from-interfering-with-his-operations/">NewZimbabwe</a>.
Mugabe had sued HPAZ together with the Medical Laboratory and Clinical Scientists Council Zimbabwe (MCAZ) after the two organisations complained he was unqualified to issue DNA test results.
He filed a High Court application through Global Parentage Services (Private) Limited t/a Global DNA Zimbabwe.
Mugabe argued the two had no right to suspend his operations because Global DNA his company is not a medical entity and is not governed by their rules and regulations.
Mafusire upheld his arguments ruling the presenter was on track.
The judge nullified the regulatory boards’ move stating they should not have forced Mugabe to register as a health institution in the first place. Ruled Mafusire:
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The conclusion reached in this judgment, that the applicant (Global DNA ) is not a health institution within the meaning of that term in the Act, puts paid to any other point of contention in this matter. It becomes unnecessary to render a determination on them. The respondents (authority boards) simply exercised powers that the Act does not give them.
It may well be that the applicant’s activities require proper regulation. But if there should exist some other law providing for such regulation, it has not been pointed out to the court. The Act is certainly no law.
However, it would be manifestly contradictory to grant the first leg of the second prayer, namely that the cancellation of the applicant’s registration certificates was void.
If it is not a health institution, then none of the requirements of health institutions as prescribed by the Health Professions Act including registering with the authority boards applies to it.
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Mugabe had argued that his company was a mere sample collection site.
He also said the company did not run the DNA tests itself but rather engaged laboratories who tested the samples.
He had also argued that the initial registration last year was a result of undue pressure from the board.
The respondents had argued that the DNA company was a health institution within the meaning of the Act and was supposed to register with HPAZ.
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Court Authorises "The DNA Man" Tinashe Mugabe To Continue With His Work

The country’s roads administrator has temporarily closed its head offices after several employees tested positive for COVID-19, The Herald reports. ZINARA did not give the exact number of employees who tested positive during a routine checkup conducted at their offices.
The temporary closure will allow the administrator to disinfect the offices in line with WHO guidelines according to ZINARA Spokesperson Tendai Mugabe who said:
<blockquote>Zinara has taken a decision to do mandatory Covid-19 testing for all its employees. The process started last week at the head office in Harare. From those who have been tested, some employees were found to be positive and have since been put in self-isolation to recover at home,
In line with the World Health Organisation regulations and provisions of Statutory Instrument 174 of 2020, Zinara has temporarily closed its head office until 5 August, 2020 to allow for disinfection. The organisation continues take all the necessary preventative measures to ensure the safety of its employees and that of its stakeholders.
In this regard, social distancing and other Covid-19 regulations such as sanitisation and temperature checking are strictly followed. Zinara has reduced the number of staff compliment at all its offices and other employees will be operating from home.
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ZINARA joins many organisations like OK, Econet, NSSA and IDBZ who also closed shop temporarily due to the pandemic that has wreaked havoc worldwide.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/zinara-temporarily-closes-head-office/">The Herald </a>

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