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Hero status for Ama2Ks for ED chair

Victor Zamani Ncube who was the chairperson of Ama2ks for  Economic Development (ED) has been  granted   liberation hero status. 

According to ZANU-PF’s  Secretary-General (SG), Obert Mpofu,  the state will cater for his burial expenses and also render benefits to his family. 

“I shall be most grateful if you would make the usual  arrangements  for his burial and payment of benefits to his family”. 

Ncube (25) was  allegedly murdered on 30 September  by four men who  left him for dead  after beating and stabbing him in a bushy area in Entumbane.

Meanwhile, four men , Wellington Ndebele (24) from Gwabalanda, Melcan Moyo (27)  of Mahatshula, Tatenda Tichivangana (35) of Gwabalanda, and Charles Mhindu (40) of Njube  have been arrested in connection with Ncube’s murder.

 “Circumstances are that in the  wee hours of the unfortunate day, a mushikashika driver was ferring people from town to the Western Suburbs along Luveve road with the deceased on board, an altercation arose between the deceased  and other passengers that led to the driver stopping the car. All passengers attacked the deceased with stones and shocked him with an electric tesar before chasing him towards the Entumbane bushy area and after some time they emerged from the bush and drove off leaving Ncube who was following them asking for forgiveness. He then fell on the tarmac,” reads a police report.

Upon seeing this, a  witness who was coming from  church then alerted a security  guard at Rio turn car park and they approached the deceased and found him  lying on the road gasping for breath, bleeding from mouth, nose,  ears and had a stab wound on the left hip. They called for an ambulance that led to his death announcement on the scene. 

The suspects were traced through the  vehicle registration number that the witnesses had noted.

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