Women Fight Off Would-Be Rapists

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5 June 2011 A BID by a Harare man to steal a vehicle he had hired from a local firm hit a snag when he was arrested just before selling it to an unsuspecting policeman. Paidamoyo Mukamba (24), who had negotiated a swap deal with a Rusape-based policeman Mr Tobaiwa Mutema, was arrested at his rural home at the instigation of the car-hiring firm


The Herald (Harare)

Tsungirirai Dhambuza

5 June 2011


Women are fighting back more when threatened with rape. Last Thursday, a 28-year-old Masvingo vagrant was severely cut with a razor blade by a stranded woman whom he had tried to rape.

Patrick Maposa, who is of no fixed abode, allegedly sustained several cuts on his private parts during the attack.

Maposa saw the woman sleeping on the pavement and sneaked into her blankets.

He allegedly asked the woman to have sex with him and the woman turned him down and when he violently persisted she cut him on his private parts using the razor blade.

In a separate incident in the preceding week, a quick thinking 57-year old Epworth woman thwarted a suspected rapist’s attack by grabbing and squeezing his testicles.

The man named as Emmanuel Munumani is said to have followed the woman into the bush where she had gone to gather firewood and offered her a dollar in exchange for sex.

When she refused, Munumani attacked and floored the woman before removing his trousers threatening to hurt the woman if she screamed for help.

The woman deceived Emmanuel by claiming that she wanted to undress before grabbing his genitals and squeezing them hard.

The would-be rapist screamed loudly for help, begging for forgiveness.

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