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Zimbabwe: Net Closing in on Women Rapists - Police

Police say the net is closing in on a gang of women reportedly kidnapping men and forcing them to be intimate with them.
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Suspected female rapists

  • Zimbabwe:   Another Teenager Abducted, Raped

    The Herald, 24 November 2009

    A 15-year-old boy was on Saturday night abducted by three men in Warren Park and forced to be intimate with a woman at knifepoint at a secluded spot in the suburb. Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Another Man Raped at Gunpoint

    The Herald, 12 November 2010

    Two women abducted a 48-year-old man and forced him to be intimate with one of them at gunpoint near Gwebi Agricul-tural College just outside Harare on Wednesday night. Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Chihuri Warns Women Rapists

    The Herald, 8 October 2010

    Police Commissioner-General Augustine Chihuri says the force is still trying to establish the motive behind the increase in the number of cases of women gang-raping men. Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Three Women Kidnap, Rape Cop

    The Herald, 6 October 2010

    A 26-year-old Bulawayo man, believed to be a policeman, last Friday became the latest victim in a string of sexual assaults by gangs of women on men. Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Rise in Female Rapists Baffling

    The Herald, 11 August 2010

    Rape cases in Zimbabwe have always been associated with men raping women. But the kind of rape we are witnessing now baffles the mind. Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Four Women Gang-Rape Man At Gunpoint

    The Herald, 24 February 2010

    FOUR women gang-raped a 25-year-old Masvingo man at gunpoint after forcing him to gulp an unknown concoction that later led him to pass out for eight hours on Sunday morning. Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Four Harare Women Raped One Day in Separate Incidents

    The Herald, 19 January 2010

    FOUR women were raped in separate incidents on Saturday alone in Harare, with police raising concern about the increase in cases of sexual assault in the city. Read more »

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