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Esigodini man (55) sentenced for raping niece (14)

The Gwanda Regional Magistrates’ Court has convicted and sentenced a 55‑year‑old Esigodini man to an effective 15 years’ imprisonment for raping his 14‑year‑old niece.The offence occurred in June 2025, when the offender hosted a party at h…

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Esigodini man (55) sentenced for raping niece (14)

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