Zimbabwean headmaster stabbed and robbed of school vehicle, cash during car sex romp

A headmaster was stabbed and robbed of a school truck and cash while romping with his lover in the vehicle, Bulawayo police said.

Vusumuzi Nkiwane, the headmaster of David Livingstone High School in Ntabazinduna, had parked the US$50,000, Ford Ranger, in a wooded area near the United College of Education on September 1 when two knife-wielding men violently gate-crashed the party.

The two robbers who were armed with an axe and a knife stabbed Nkiwane on the thigh when he resisted their demands to hand over cash and the car keys.

Nkiwane was forced to hand over US$455 and R4,000 in cash before the robbers drove away in the grey Ford Ranger owned by the Presbyterian-run school.

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Inspector Abednico Ncube of Bulawayo police said: “We urge people to use lodges and hotels when they want to have leisure. They can also use a house than go to the bush because it is very risky. These people could have used US$20 at a lodge than to lose a car which is estimated to cost US$48,000 and cash to robbers.”