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‘Alpha Omega Dairy Bombers Targeted Chinese Embassy Because Chinese Export Zimbabwe’s Wealth’

Posted on March 21, 2016 by newzimbabwevision

The Chinese Embassy in Harare was also targeted to be bombed by four men accused of attempting to petrol-bomb the First Family’s Alpha Omega Dairy in Mazowe. The stunning revelations came out of a video filmed while one of the suspects was making indications to police, which was shown in court on Friday. According to the Herald, in the video, Borman Ngwenya (30), a soldier, is seen leading the police to the Chinese Embassy…

‘My Phone Printout Can Prove Zimbabwe National Army Officials Involvement’-Gushungo Bombers

Posted on February 22, 2016February 22, 2016 by newzimbabwevision

One of the suspects accused of attempting to petrol-bomb the First Family’s Alpha Omega Dairy Farm in Mazowe last Friday claimed some unnamed officials in the Zimbabwe National Army were aware of the operation as he constantly communicated with them. To prove his claims, Borman Ngwenya (30) – who is a member of the ZNA attached to 1 Field Regiment – requested the court to order Econet Wireless Zimbabwe and NetOne to produce printouts of…

‘Zimbabwe People’s Front Leader Owen Kuchata, Admits To Attempted Gushungo Dairy Bombing’

Posted on February 6, 2016February 6, 2016 by newzimbabwevision

Zimbabwe People’s Front political party leader Owen Kuchata – who was arrested while trying to petrol-bomb the First Family’s Alpha Omega Dairy farm in Mazowe, yesterday admitted that he indeed wanted to bomb the dairy, and that it was his idea to commit the offence Kuchata (34), who does not have legal representation, is jointly charged with Borman Ngwenya (30) on charges of insurgency, sabotage banditry or terrorism. Their other accomplices Solomon Makumbe (29) and…

Prosecutor General Johannes Tomana, Arrested And Transported In Detainees ‘Dog Section’

Posted on February 3, 2016February 3, 2016 by newzimbabwevision

Tomana was yesterday granted $1 000 bail coupled with stringent reporting conditions when he appeared before provincial magistrate Vakayi Chikwekwe facing charges of criminal abuse of office or alternatively obstructing the course of justice. The court ordered him to report three times a week at CID Harare Central Police Station, reside at his given address and not interfere with witnesses. The two soldiers — Solomon Makumbe (29), attached to 1 Field Regiment, and Silas Pfupa…