Terence Mavheneke, a 24-year-old commuter omnibus conductor, has been sentenced to one year in prison for stealing a Samsung Note 20 Ultra, valued at $550, from a victim of a fatal accident on Seke Road. The accident, which occurred on August 13, 2024, involved two commuter omnibuses and tragically resulted in the death of Christabella Makwanya.
Mavheneke, who was at the scene assisting, took the victim’s phone during the chaos. The stolen phone was later recovered from individuals in Chitungwiza, who subsequently implicated Mavheneke in the theft.
In a verdict delivered by the Epworth Magistrates Court, Mavheneke was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment, with 5 months of the sentence suspended for 5 years. This means he will serve 7 months in prison. The court’s decision reflects the seriousness of the offense and the need for justice for the victim and her family.
In other news – Nomzamo Mbatha shines at SEPTIMIUS Awards 2024
South African actress Nomzamo Mbatha has achieved a significant milestone, winning big at the SEPTIMIUS Awards 2024 for her compelling role in the acclaimed series *Shaka iLembe*. The award recognizes her exceptional performance, underscoring her growing influence in the entertainment industry. In a heartfelt social media post, Mbatha expressed her gratitude and excitement:
“Coming back home with a little extra weight in my luggage 🏆 God’s dream for my life is pretty cool to witness. Thankful for the spirit of surrender and hard work: to trust in the journey and believe in the kept promises. Read More
