Brother Sought in Brutal Murder Linked to Dog Dispute

Beatrice, Courts Reporter
Ziyapenduka Village, Chipinge – A 68-year-old man was brutally murdered in a suspected familial dispute over fighting dogs in Ziyapenduka Village, Chipinge.

The victim, Rallion Chiambiro Nduna, was discovered in his banana field with severe head injuries and a severed left palm, police confirmed.

Authorities have launched a manhunt for the prime suspect, 48-year-old Amos Nduna, the victim’s brother.

The two reportedly clashed earlier following a violent altercation between their dogs. Amos allegedly accused Rallion of failing to control his pets, which he claimed attacked his wife and children.

Chipinge District Police Spokesperson Inspector Tendai Moyo stated that Amos issued direct threats against Rallion after the initial confrontation.

“The victim was found dead hours later. We urge the public to share any information on Amos’s whereabouts,” Moyo said.

While Amos remains at large, the case has rattled the close-knit community.

“This is a tragedy. Families must resolve conflicts peacefully,” lamented a village elder, who requested anonymity.

Investigations are ongoing, with forensic teams combing the scene for evidence. Police warn against vigilante action and reiterate calls for calm.

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