MUTARE — A 31-year-old man has been sentenced to an effective 17 years in prison for raping his four-year-old daughter. The Mutare Magistrates’ Court convicted the man and handed down a total sentence of 20 years. Three years of the term were suspended for five years on the condition of good behaviour, leaving the offender to serve 17 years behind bars. According to an NPAZ, the assault occurred earlier this year on April 28. The four-year-old victim, who resides with her maternal grandparents in a neighbouring village, had gone to visit her family when she found her father home alone. Prosecutors stated that the man took advantage of the situation by calling the child into his bedroom, where he raped her. Following the
HARARE — The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) have arrested two suspects for allegedly running a social media fraud scheme that duped more than 100 people seeking employment. Clara Chiwashira, 20, and Chipo Masuku, 22, were taken into custody after authorities say they used a messaging platform to exploit job seekers. According to a statement from the ZRP, the suspects lured purported applicants to join a WhatsApp group explicitly titled "Job opportunities." Once inside the group, the applicants were promised employment in various roles, specifically as till operators, housekeepers, and merchandisers. In exchange for securing these positions, the job seekers were instructed to hand over cash. Police report that the suspects defrauded the
HARARE — A 59-year-old woman described as a suspected land baron has appeared before the Harare Magistrates Court facing fraud charges involving US$269,700. Sensia Maponga is accused of defrauding prospective homeowners after allegedly claiming that she had residential stands available at Gillstone Farm in Manyame through the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works. Prosecutors allege that Maponga promised to allocate each applicant a 300-square-metre residential stand on condition that they paid an initial deposit of US$390. The complainants allegedly made payments based on the representations, resulting in a cumulative loss of US$269,700. Further details regarding Maponga&rsq
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Masasi Students Sentenced To 10 Years, File Appeal At High Court Two former Masasi High School students sentenced to 10 years in prison after being convicted of raping a schoolmate have approached the High Court. The pair are challenging both their conviction and sentence following a case that drew widespread attention. The two were aged 17 and 16 when the incident allegedly happened on 8 February 2025. Masasi Students Challenge Rape Conviction The Manica Post reports that Mutare regional magistrate Sekai Chiwundura convicted the two juveniles of rape after a full trial. Each was sentenced to 10 years in prison for rape. They were also handed an additional five years each for aggravated indecent assault. However, the 10-year prison terms were suspended because the two are juv
