Bindura man killed while attending a funeral

Crime Reporter

A 31-year-old man died after he was struck with an unknown object following an argument while he was attending a funeral.

The victim, Marko Mangure and his friends had an argument with the suspect, Tafadzwa Tarisa who had flashed them with a torch while they were on their way to a tuckshop.

Mangure and his two other friends then had an argument with Tarisa.

It is alleged that Tarisa hit Mangure with an unknown object on the head and he died on the spot.

National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the incident.

“Police in Bindura are investigating a case of murder which occurred at Baton Farm Bindura on November 14, 2023 in which the victim, Marko Mangure aged 31 died after being struck with an unknown object on the head by the suspect, Tafadzwa Tarisa following an argument.

“The victim and his friends, who were attending a funeral at the farm, were on their way to a tuckshop when the suspect flashed them with a torch,” he said.

Meanwhile, Police in Shamva are investigating cases of murder and attempted murder in which Misheck Ramupiyawo (24) died on November 13, 2023 at a hospital in Bindura while Bernard Matinhure (30) was injured after being attacked with a spear by Vengai Mushamhuri (30) at Tarlington Farm, Bindura.

The victim had accidentally hit Benard Matinhure with a beer bottle during a beer drinking spree.

Mushamhuri who is on the run then teamed up with Misheck Ramupiyawo to seek revenge.

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