Detectives in the Sekhukhune District of Limpopo, South Africa, have initiated an extensive manhunt to apprehend Lovemore Musoyi, a Zimbabwean national believed to be around 35 years old and labeled as their “most wanted suspect.”
Musoyi is wanted in connection with over 10 serious criminal cases, including m_rder, attempted m_rder, armed r0bberies, house r0bberies, business r0bberies, k!dnapping, ass@ults, stock theft, and possession of an unlicensed firearm and ammunition, according to SA Limpopo police spokesperson, Colonel Malesela Ledwaba.
Musoyi’s criminal activities span several areas, including Elandskraal, Motetema, Dennilton, and Rakgoadi in the Sekhukhune District. One of his most recent crimes occurred on June 20 at approximately 7:45 p.m.
During this incident, Musoyi and his accomplices carried out a brazen business r0bbery at a tuck shop in Mafisheng village. Musoyi viciously att@cked a male victim during the r0bbery, accusing him of betrayal and ass@ulting him with an axe.
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Earlier this year, on February 2, 2024, Musoyi was involved in a violent altercation at his ex-girlfriend’s residence. The confrontation escalated to the point where Musoyi shot his ex-girlfriend’s brother in the mouth before fleeing the scene with a television set.
In response to these escalating crimes, Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe, the provincial commissioner of police in Limpopo, has ordered a dedicated team of investigators to intensify their efforts to locate and apprehend Musoyi. The police are urging community members to come forward with any information that may lead to Musoyi’s arrest and bring him to justice.
“Anyone with information about the wanted suspect Lovemore Musoyi should contact Lieutenant Colonel Boshomane on 079 894 5501, the Crime Stop number 08600 10111, the nearest police station, or use the My SAPS App,” the police appealed.
Authorities are hopeful that with the public’s assistance, they can capture Musoyi and put an end to his reign of terror in the Sekhukhune District.
