Man kills another in road rage

Date:

Share post:

By Tinaani Nyabereka

Gokwe – An assailant who is still at large stabbed and killed a 25-year-old man with a sharp object in a road rage incident that occurred on 30 January 2024 around 8 pm at Dove River Bridge in Gokwe North.
Midlands Provincial Police Spokesperson, Inspector Emmanuel Mahoko confirmed the incident and said the police had since launched a manhunt for the suspect.
“I can confirm that we have a report where a man was killed after confronting a group of men who were blocking a bridge with a scotch cart.
“We are appealing to members of the public who might have information that can lead to the arrest of the suspect, Brighton Ncube,” said Mahoko.
Circumstances are that the now deceased Christopher Dube (25), of Sinangwenga Village, Chief Simuchembo, Gokwe was aboard a Nissan pickup truck coming from Chitekete business center driving towards Savara.
He was serving as a conductor and the motor vehicle was being driven by Knowledge Siachilima from the same area.
On approaching Dove River they found the bridge blocked by a scotch cart with four men and Dube asked them to clear the way for the vehicle but they refused.
Dube together with the other passengers disembarked from the vehicle to persuade the four to move their scotch cart aside which did not go down well with the suspect Brighton Ncube (19) of Village Siawanga chief Simuchembu, who was among the four.
Ncube charged towards Dube and clapped him once on the face. Sensing danger Dube ran away but Ncube was in hot pursuit. He caught up with him and stabbed him once on the chest.
Dube fell and died on the spot.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Related articles

Domestic worker kills employer’s son over salary

By Tadiwa ShunjeMASVINGO-A salary dispute between a 16-year-old domestic worker and his employer oversalary turned deadly in Zivhu...

NACZ, GZU partner to revive Dzimbabwe Arts and Cultural Festival

By Tadiwa ShunjeMASVINGO-The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) and Great Zimbabwe University(GZU) recently signed a memorandum of...

YOUR PAST DOES NOT DEFINE YOUR FUTURE: ZIMBABWEANYOUTH CAN CHOOSE RECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE

By Marozhe Eunice Young people struggling with drug and substance use deserve hope, support andaccess to treatment. A decision...

WHEN MONEY RUNS OUT BEFORE THE MONTH DOES

A 5 am story of a Mucheke mother balancing ZiG and USD and why overthinking is a medicalconsequence...