Samantha Matemachani, a Marondera resident, is being held by the police on charges of pilfering an entire herd of cattle. Samantha Matemachani is accused by the authorities of stealing eighteen livestock, which she sold for personal profit.
Inspector Simon Chazovachii, a provincial police spokesperson for Mashonaland East, confirmed Matemachani’s arrest and stressed the gravity of the issue.
According to Chazovachii, “a Marondera woman was apprehended by police in connection with stock theft.” “She is expected to appear in court soon.”
This incident highlights the region’s growing concerns about cattle security. Chazovachii went on to discuss the effects that livestock theft has on villages in different regions and urged them to strengthen their security measures for their animals.
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“As the Zimbabwe Republic Police, we are making it very clear to criminals that their acts will not be accepted,” Insp. Chazovachii issued a warning, reiterating the force’s dedication to capturing criminals.
Matemachani’s arrest is a major blow to the impacted farmers and a clear reminder of the continuous threat that livestock theft poses in the region.
In another story, Man Arrested for Grave Vandalism at Warren Hills Cemetery.Authorities have made significant progress in their investigation into the troubling incidents of grave vandalism at Warren Hills Cemetery.
Gilbert Mukandatsamba, 34, was allegedly captured last week by Taengwa Mataukwa, a security guard, vandalizing Mavis Mukandara’s grave.
The State claims that Mukandatsamba fled into hiding after the cases received a lot of media attention and that he is linked to the April 15 demolition of 83 graves.
