A shocking incident of political violence has erupted in Mutare, Zimbabwe, involving two ZANU PF politicians, Isau Mupfumi and Leonard Mukumba. The altercation, which allegedly began over control of bus loading bays in the city, has resulted in the arrest of Isau Mupfumi, while Leonard Mukumba remains at large.

According to eyewitnesses, the dispute between the two politicians turned violent, with both sides exchanging blows and causing chaos in the city. The incident has sent shockwaves through the community, raising concerns about the stability and security of the region.

Isau Mupfumi was arrested by local police and is currently in custody, facing charges related to public violence and disorderly conduct. Meanwhile, Leonard Mukumba remains on the run, evading capture as authorities intensify their search efforts.

The dispute between Mupfumi and Mukumba is believed to have begun over control of bus loading bays in Mutare, a lucrative business that generates significant revenue. The two politicians, who are both influential figures in the ZANU PF party, allegedly have differing interests in the bus loading bays, leading to the violent altercation.

The incident has left residents of Mutare feeling unsettled and vulnerable, with many expressing fear and concern about the future. “This kind of violence is unacceptable and has no place in our community,” said a local resident. “We urge our political leaders to resolve their differences peacefully and work towards the betterment of our city.”

The arrest of Isau Mupfumi and the ongoing search for Leonard Mukumba have raised questions about the role of politicians in inciting violence and contributing to instability in the region. The incident has also highlighted the need for political leaders to prioritize the interests of their constituents over personal gain.