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Dominique Oputa is the last child of the areafada himself, Charly Boy. She currently lives in Atlanta where she’s studying Fashion and Design in the University of Arts Institute. Her dream is to become a famous designer some day. Like her famous dad, Dominique has tattoos and piercings and is very fearless. In this interview with New Wave Productions, she talks about her life in the US, her father and his influence in her life. See it after the cut…| I am happy that my son is dead, he was a serial robber: says woman (41) |
 WHEN Nozipho got the call that her son had died from stab wounds she felt no pain.At only 17, the teenager had died the way he had lived – as a gang member who had robbed, stolen and done battle on the streets. "I AM HAPPY THAT MY SON IS DEAD. I cried no tears. I felt as if a heavy weight had been lifted from my shoulders. I knew my son's days were numbered because of the way he lived. I pleaded with him to stop stealing and robbing people but he wouldn't listen," said Nozipho Nyovane (41), the mother of three from Browns Farm in Philippi. Her firstborn, Aphiwe Nyovane, was a Vura gang member for more than two years. The grade 8 drop-out from Intsebenziswano High School in Philippi was stabbed and killed at Ngulube circle by the rival gang group amaVato on Saturday. Aphiwe was found by passersby with several deep cut wounds on his head. "I went to see him in the mortuary and he had been beaten badly. His head was cut open. They had struck him with kitchen knives and pangas," said Nozipho. She said she was not surprised that her son had died violently. "I knew Aphiwe's days were numbered because of the way he lived. I pleaded for him to stop stealing and robbing people but he wouldn't listen," said Nozipho. The unemployed mother said the people he stole from used to come to her house and beat her up for the sins of her son. "I have been punched and beaten because my son was a thief and a gangster. Other people took my belongings, saying he had stolen from them. But that is a thing of the past. I will sleep better at night," she said. Aphiwe had left the house earlier in the evening and said he was going to see his friends but before leaving the house he sang and danced with his youngest brother and told him he was going to be back soon. But he never came back. "Last year he had an operation because of the head wounds he sustained whilst fighting with other gangsters. That time he survived," said the mother. Captain Frederick Van Wyk said a case of murder is being investigated. "It is alleged the deceased and his friends were chased by other young boys. His friends managed to flee but he was unfortunately caught and killed by the suspects," said Van Wyk. |
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| Chaos at funeral as Epworth family buries WRONG body |
 Identification boobs have seen a Harare funeral parlour releasing a corpse to the wrong people for burial.The body of Tinashe Katena was buried in Epworth on Saturday when Kuwadzana Funeral Services released it into the wrong hands. The bereaved Katena family realised the blander on Sunday after they visited the parlour to collect the body of six weeks old Tinashe who had been given to the Mudzimu family for burial at Zinyengere Cemetery in Epworth. The Katena family demanded that their relative be exhumed for reburial, a wish which was granted on Monday at around 3pm. What irked both families was the parlour's failure to give proper tags to the corpses, leading to them dispatching the wrong body. The body os a six weeks old Tinashe Katena was buried by the wrong family in place of 12 weeks old Wayne Mudzimu after the Mudzimu family wrongly identified their body. Katena family spokesperson Jackson Kanoyangwa said they will only allow the Mudzimu family to collect their body when the palour exhumes Tinashe's body. "They are not going to dispatch the body until they exhume the corpse they claim belongs to us after they failed to locate our corpse. It is unbelievable to note that their undertakers dispatched the wrong body. To us that is very unprofessional and we believe it was caused by employing someone who is unable to read and write. "The parlour did not let us know on time after they discovered the mistake and they asked us to come and collect the body. I hired cars to ferry mourners to the parlour only to be told that they are failing to locate the body, giving us unnecessary expenses," he said. When reporters visited Kuwadzana Funeral Services on Monday, both families were by the palour processing documentation for exhumation of Tinashe's body. The late Wayne's mother, Kelly Mugariwa (24) said her husband, Willard Mudzimu, failed to identify the body. "My husband is the one who failed to identify the body after I was asked by one of our grandmothers to remain behind. The palour is to blame for this boob. Unfortunately those who accompanied my husband did not know the child. My son died at home on Friday and we took the body to Harare Central Hospital for post mortem and the documentation was delayed. I was shocked on Sunday when I received a call from the palour telling us that we have buried the wrong body," said Kelly. Both families had no kind words for the palour as they waited for the processing of the exhumation papers after a report was made at Southerton Police Station. Unconfirmed reports say Tinashe's body was finally reburied at Graneville Cemetery (KuMbudzi) yesterday and Wayne's body at Zinyengere Cemetery in Epworth. Tinashe died at Budiriro Clinic on Saturday before the body was mistakenly buried the same day in Epworth. Kuwadzana Funeral Services could not give their side of the story after efforts to get a comment from one of its top brass, identified as Mrs Mukanganise, were unsuccessful. "Mrs Mukanganise is busy at the moment and she will come back to you later," said one of the staff members who was by the reception. |
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