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ZRP Identifies Victims of Tragic Seke Road Crash

by Kudakwashe Tauro
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The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has released the names of the 17 individuals who perished in a devastating traffic accident on Tuesday involving a commuter omnibus and a haulage truck at Hunyani Bridge along Seke Road in Chitungwiza.

In a statement issued on Wednesday, ZRP spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the fatalities, which include two children and victims from various parts of Harare, Ruwa, and Murehwa.

Among the deceased are:

  • Tatenda Silia (25), the kombi driver from Rockview West, Zengeza 5 Extension

  • Wishby Nganima (19), from Nyatsime

  • Letwin Hwingwiri (52) and Talent Hwingwiri (18), from St John’s Bhora, Murehwa

  • Frederick Jumo (39), Emma Matare (32), Joshua Gutsa (7), and Perpetua Kurwa (35), all from Stoneridge, Harare

  • Shantel Jere (3) and Rainford Jere (29), from St Mary’s, Chitungwiza

  • Prodigas Mugere (37) and Mary Nyambiri (63), also from St Mary’s

  • Tatenda Dhokwani (25), of Damafalls, Ruwa

  • Samantha Taderera (27), from Zimre Park, Harare

  • Sheilla Nemasango (58), of Nyatsime

  • Samantha Nyangani (32), from Unit P, Seke

  • Anyway Maguduru (26), from Manyame Park, Chitungwiza

Commissioner Nyathi extended heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims and emphasized that a thorough investigation is underway to establish the precise circumstances that led to the crash.

He also took the opportunity to remind motorists of the importance of road safety.

“We urge all drivers to remain vigilant and prioritize safety at all times. Regular vehicle maintenance is essential to prevent mechanical failures and ensure safe travel,” said Commissioner Nyathi.

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