WATCH LIVE: Three More Victims Buried As Guruve Serial Killer Remains On The Loose скачать в хорошем качестве

WATCH LIVE: Three More Victims Buried As Guruve Serial Killer Remains On The Loose

Additional victims found in the Nyakapupu Settlements, which is part of a series of attacks that have now claimed at least 12 lives across the district. Recent Timeline of Killings (December 2025) The following incidents have been linked to the same suspect: December 22-23: A mother, Alice Saujati Matora (40), and her daughter, Shalom Malonga (16), were murdered in Bosha Village (Magaya area). December 18: A 55-year-old woman and a six-month-old infant were found dead with head injuries at Farm 88, Nyakapupu. December 11: Five members of the Zvitsva family, including a 66-year-old grandmother and two young grandchildren (ages 2 and 5), were killed at Ona Farm. Prior Attacks: The suspect is also linked to a triple murder in Zimuna Village, Chief Bepura area of Pamela Chipangur and her two children Kudzai and Tawanda Chipangura. Current Situation Suspect at Large: As of December 27, 2025, Anymore Zvitsva (also known as "Modho") remains at large and is believed to be hiding in the rugged Guruve mountains. Police Response: The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has deployed drones, the Canine Section, and horse patrols. A substantial cash reward is being offered for information leading to his arrest. Community Fear: The discovery of a "hit list" containing names of 150 women and girls in the district has caused widespread panic. Residents in the Guruve community have reported that the individual depicted in the widely circulated police photo does not match the physical appearance of the actual suspect they know as "Modho" . While the ZRP released the "available photo" of the suspect around December 15-16, they have not officially retracted it as of late December. However, investigators are likely aware of the local claims as they continue their operations in the Guruve mountains. David Nhunzva-Tunzva: There is significant social media discussion and reports regarding a man named David Nhunzva-Tunzva. While some community members have associated his name with the case, police have not formally charged or identified him as an accomplice in the Zvitsva murders. There are reports that ZRP may be seeking him for questioning, though his specific role—if any—has not been clarified. The "Hit List" Accomplice Theory: Following the discovery of a hit list containing names of 150 women and girls, there has been widespread speculation among residents and in media coverage that Zvitsva might not be acting alone. The ability of the suspect to move across different settlements (from Ona Farm to Nyakapupu and then Bosha Village) while evading a massive manhunt involving drones and soldiers has led some to believe he may have an accomplice or someone aiding him. Key events for today Top Trending news 1. Trump makes key announcements on cars. 2. Mutangadura murder suspect Ephraim Alphas appears in court Business Africa 1. Vaal Central Water denies circulating claims that water is not chlorinated. Water samples were taken between 9 and 17 December and were found to be withing the acceptable range. 2. Widespread reaction to Israel's recognition of Somaliland. Community Here is the clean, compact summary of the 2025 automotive policy changes, formatted for easy copying and pasting into your WordPress post. I have removed all links and timecodes. Key Policy Changes: 2025 Automotive Plan Tax-Deductible Auto Loans: New ability for middle and lower-income individuals to deduct interest on car loans from federal income taxes. 100% Business Expensing: Reinstated "bonus depreciation," allowing small businesses to write off the full cost of a new work vehicle in the first year. EV Mandate Termination: Immediate end to federal electric vehicle mandates and a pause on unspent federal EV infrastructure funds. Emission and Fuel Rollbacks: Rescinding of EPA tailpipe standards and DOT fuel economy goals (CAFE), favoring internal combustion engines. Uniform National Standards: Revocation of California's ability to set its own separate emission standards (the "California Waiver"). New "Kei Car" Class: Deregulation to allow the sale of small, ultra-affordable "Kei" style vehicles previously restricted by U.S. standards. 25% Import Tariffs: New tariffs on imported passenger vehicles and parts to incentivize domestic assembly and penalize non-USMCA production. MSRP Tariff Offsets: Financial credits for manufacturers that assemble vehicles in the U.S., reducing their tariff burden based on domestic content. Notes