Polisi mbaroni kwa kutumia choo cha Mugabe!

[Askari Kanzu]

Sajenti Alois Mabhunu aswekwa lupango baada ya wenzake kumchongea!

Policeman arrested for using Mugabe's toilet

May 27, 2011 8:36 AM | By Sapa-dpa
A Zimbabwe policeman has been in detention for two weeks after he used a toilet specially reserved for President Robert Mugabe's use.

Handcuff

Sergeant Alois Mabhunu, a police homicide detective in the western city of Bulawayo, was on surveillance duty a fortnight ago at the annual Zimbabwe International Trade Fair when he received an urgent call of nature, local radio station VOP said.

He rushed to the first toilet he could see, which happened to be a privy being guarded for Mugabe's use during his appearance at the show. Police guards tried to block Mabhunu's access, but he fought his way through and locked himself in, VOP said, quoting from a police charge sheet.

Having relieved himself, he left and resumed his duties. But the toilet guards reported the incident, including to the secret police, and he was arrested the next day.

Mabhunu was being held in a police detention barracks outside Bulawayo and was due to appear on Friday before a police disciplinary hearing, VOP said.

Police spokesman Mandlenkosi Moyo refused comment, saying it was an "internal matter".

Human rights lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa questioned what offence Mabhunu was being charged with.

"There has to be a law saying the toilet is the president's, but this was a public one. They will have had to issue a proclamation in the government gazette specifying it. I bet they didn't do that."

-Times Live (South Africa)

 

[Lekanjobe Kubinika]

Hayo ndiyo yanayotufanya watanzania tujivunie Tanzania yetu. Inaonyesha kinyesi cha mugabe ni mali sana kule Zimbabwe.

 

[BENTA]

Kosa lake kubwa ni kutokuwa na nidhamu ya kijeshi kwani choo anachotumia raisi kiusalama si vizuri kila mtu akakitumia.

 

[Leornado]

Amefanya kosa ndio, maana raisi Mugabe ana madui wengi hivyo uwezekano wa huyu jamaa kuwa kanunuliwa na wazungu ili aweke chochocte chooni na kumdhuru simbwa wa Africa. Atapewa adhabu ndogo tu ya kijeshi kama vile kuhamishiwa kituo cha kijijini ambapo hata choo hakuna:biggrin1:.

 

[Askari Kanzu]

...Police guards tried to block Mabhunu’s access, but he fought his way through and locked himself in, VOP said, quoting from a police charge sheet.

Nadhani polisi walifanya kazi yao vizuri. Kwanza walimuonya kwamba hicho choo ni cha mkubwa naye Mabhunu hakutaka kusikia. Huo ni utovu wa nidhamu, ka BENTA alivyosema.

 

[Manumbu]

kulikuwa na choo kingine? au alipaswa kuvumilia mpaka mugabe aondoke?

 

[Askari Kanzu]

kulikuwa na choo kingine? au alipaswa kuvumilia mpaka mugabe aondoke?

Kutokana na hii habari Sajenti Mabhunu 'rushed to the first toilet he could see'. Hii inaashiria kulikuwa na vyoo vingine lakini yeye alikimbilia cha kwanza alichokiona.

 

[AshaDii]

Hii habari inaonesha ni jinsi gani usalama wa raisi katika nchi za kiafrika bado haijaonekana ni nzito... naamini huyo askari hakufanya kwa kudharau ila tu kufuata the way call of nature ilimsukuma. Sababu kubwa ni usalama, asmuchas ilikua jana yake kiustaarabu ilitakiwa wa solve hio issue chini chini walau kuweka nafasi kubwa ya huyo askiri kuweza rudi kazini.... I really hope for Mabhunu that maisha yake yata resume like before... Maana ina maana wamepromote sana hilo tukio...

Hapo ndo inauma matukio yanayofanywa na wafanyakazi na wawakilishi wa serkalini ambazo ni kubwa na huathiri nchi na wanachi zinakua kimya... wameenda kutangaza ya askari wa kawaida...

 

[Rutashubanyuma]

In jail: Zimbabwe police sergeant who dared to use Robert Mugabe's loo

Alois Mabhunu may face a year in prison for insulting the president after being caught short at trade fair

• David Smith in Johannesburg
• guardian.co.uk, Friday 27 May 2011 14.43 BST <li class="history">Article history
  
  Robert Mugabe, whose personal space is closely guarded. Several motorists have been assaulted for not giving way to his motorcade. Photograph: Alexander Joe/AFP/Getty Images
  
  When the call of nature comes, it cannot always be denied. Few have answered it in such an unfortunate fashion as Alois Mabhunu.
  While on duty at a trade fair, the Zimbabwean police sergeant could not hold on and allegedly dashed to the nearest toilet – disastrously, it transpired, as it was reserved for President Robert Mugabe.
  He was arrested and imprisoned on suspicion of invading the presidential privy.
  The incident happened at the annual Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) in the western city of Bulawayo, according to local radio station VOP.
  Under the headline "Never Use Toilet Reserved For President!" VOP's website reported that Mabhunu was on duty during the fair's official opening by Mugabe and Jean-Louis Ekra, the president of Afreximbank.
  "Mabhunu, due to the call of nature, rushed to the toilets reserved for Mugabe and his guest Ekra, but was stopped by other officers guarding the toilets," VOP said.
  "Under intense pressure from the call of nature, the officer forced his way in and managed to relieve himself. He was arrested on 7 May after a report was made to Mugabe's security men and to senior police officers in the city."
  Mabhunu, a murder detective, is in police detention at barracks on the outskirts of Bulawayo. The legality of the case against him was challenged by Beatrice Mtetwa, a leading Zimbabwean human rights lawyer.
  "There has to be a law saying the toilet is the president's, but this was a public one," she said. "They will have had to issue a proclamation in the government gazette specifying it. I bet they didn't do that."
  Mugabe's personal space – and reputation as father of the independent nation – are fiercely protected. Several motorists are said to have been assaulted by his security personnel for not giving way to the presidential motorcade.
  In March, Douglas Mwonzora, a leading member of the Movement for Democratic Change, was waiting for a court session to start when he looked at a portrait of Mugabe and said: "How are you, father? How is your health?"
  This was greeted with mirth in the courtroom but he was charged with insulting the president, an offence punishable by up to a year in prison.
  Another man will go on trial next month charged with posting an offensive message on Facebook. Vikas Mavhudzi allegedly wrote on prime minister Morgan Tsvangirai's 'wall': "What happened in Egypt is sending shockwaves to all dictators around the world. No weapon but unity of purpose. Worth emulating, hey."
  
  

 

[Rutashubanyuma]

Mugabe kweli ni kiboko.....................hata choo jamani mtu aweza kufungwa mwaka mzima na kupoteza unga wa watoto wake...............

 

[Chimunguru]

anajifanya mungu mtuu eeenh! hiki kibabu hasara kabisaa

 

[Fredwash]

Nadhani polisi walifanya kazi yao vizuri. Kwanza walimuonya kwamba hicho choo ni cha mkubwa naye Mabhunu hakutaka kusikia. Huo ni utovu wa nidhamu, ka BENTA alivyosema.

Hivi ninyi mnajua shughuli ya Tumbo la kuhara.... hata ungeambiwa SAFINA ya kuwapeleka mbinguni ishafika ... usingesikiliza mtu. ......

 

[Askari Kanzu]

Hivi ninyi mnajua shughuli ya Tumbo la kuhara.... hata ungeambiwa SAFINA ya kuwapeleka mbinguni ishafika ... usingesikiliza mtu. ......

Kama huyo koplo aliharisha kwenye choo cha Mugabe basi shauri yake, atakiona cha moto na kumjua Mugabe kweli ni mtema kuni (kama waswahili wasemavyo)!

 

[Mlachake]

Wengine makalia yana Contagious diseases mkikalia choo cha rais mtamuambukiza,

 

[Ndallo]

Huyu raisi Mugabe ni mbabe sana! kila mwaka kila mwananchi anatakiwa akatwe kodi kwaajili ya kugharamia Happy Birthday yake!

 

[Askari Kanzu]

MUGABE TOILET &#8211; COP JAILED AND DEMOTED

June 1, 2011 by newsdzezimbabwe

Bulawayo. The controversial Zimbabwe police officer who was arrested and detained for three weeks for using President Robert Mugabe toilet was on Tuesday convicted 10 days in prison. Sergeant Alois Mabhunu from West Commonage police station in Bulawayo appeared before police internal court at regional headquarters at Southampton House in the city on Tuesday .He was convicted 10 days in prison for using a toilet reserved for Mugabe during Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) early last month. However Mabhunu has since made an appeal to Police Commissioner Augustine Chihuri after the police internal court verdict.

"He has been convicted and sentenced to 10 days in prison by the police court but has since made an appeal to the Police Commissioner soon after conviction," said our source.

Whilst he is waiting for Chihuri's decision on his appeal Mabhunu has been demoted and transferred from West Commonage police station to Entumbane police station in the same city. Mabhunu who was a Homicide police detective and use to work dressed in civilian clothing is now expected to report for duty dressed in full police uniform daily.

Allegations against Mabhunu are that on May 6, he was on duty at the ZITF grounds during the official opening of the trade show case by Jean Louis Ekra, president of Afreximbank and Mugabe. Mabhunu due to the call of nature rushed to the toilets reserved for Mugabe and his guest Ekra, but was stopped by other officers guarding the toilets.

 

[SHERRIF ARPAIO]

Zimbabwe officer who used Mugabe's toilet awaits word on his fate

From Columbus S. Mavhunga, For CNN
June 7, 2011 -- Updated 0953 GMT (1753 HKT)

A police officer was sentenced last week to 10 days in jail for using a toilet reserved for Robert Mugabe (pictured) at a trade fair.


Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN) -- A police officer in Zimbabwe who has languished at a police detention barracks for a month for using a toilet reserved for President Robert Mugabe will learn his fate at end of this week following an appeal to his boss.
Alois Mabhunu, a homicide detective was sentenced last week to 10 days after he was convicted by an internal police court for responding to a call of nature in a toilet which had been reserved for Mugabe at a trade fair in Zimbabwe's second biggest city.
On Monday, a relative of Mabhunu said the officer was not represented by a lawyer at the hearing, but is hoping the police commissioner-general, Augustine Chihuri, will overturn the guilty verdict this week. He said he had heard that Chihuri will look at the appeal on Thursday or Friday.Besides serving the 10-day sentence, Mabhunu, a homicide detective, has been demoted and will no longer allowed to wear plain clothes.
Contacted for comment, Wayne Bvudzijena police spokesperson on Monday said the issue of Mabhunu was an internal, purely disciplinary matter on which he couldn't comment. Bvudzijen said Mabhunu failed to obey instructions and the law had to take its course.
Mabhunu was part of the security team when Mugabe attended the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair last month. He is alleged to have rushed to the VIP toilets reserved for Mugabe and Jean Louis Ekra, head of the African Export Import Bank, who was participating in the opening ceremonies.
When he was stopped by other officers guarding the toilets, he obliged, but he later forced his way in. The following day he was arrested, he has been in custody since then

 

[SHERRIF ARPAIO]

kaazi kwelikweli

 

[VUVUZELA]

mambo ya kijinga na ya kizamani. Sio rais tu. Eti utakuta CEO, sijui Managing Director, manager sijui nani huko wa organization ana choo chake naye peke yake.
Wakati kwengineko woote mnashare mens room moja, hakuna cha mfagizi wala CEO! Pumbafu!!

 

[Sniper]

A little extreme punishment, BUT, he could have been trying to plant an 'explosive device' other than what the food over there does to you. But if none was found, let the guy 'go'.