Murengwa is said to have shot Samantha in the morning after
an undisclosed dispute.
“Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) is appealing for
information which may lead to the arrest of Murengwa of Glen Lorne, Harare, in
connection with callous shooting and murder of his ex-lover Dzapata (28) of
Waterfalls along Simon Mazorodze,” police in a statement.
Eris Kaunda, who shared a house with Dzapata in Derbyshire,
Waterfalls told NewsDay Weekender: “I heard three gunshots when I was home and
later heard people saying that a person had been shot.
“When I arrived, Samantha was bleeding and I prayed for
her. I then rushed to Mashambanzou Care Trust to seek help, but that was too
late. Samantha was gone.”
After the shooting, Murengwa sent an audio via WhatsApp
apologising to the Dzapata family, saying he was frustrated after spending US$3
000 in three weeks trying to win her back.
“I know I did wrong, please forgive me. I know it is hard.
When I splashed money in town (on Thursday) I was just frustrated. That
relieved me for a few seconds,” Murengwa said.
Videos of Murengwa randomly throwing United States dollar
notes around the former Ximex Mall area in the CBD on Thursday went viral.
“We got engaged, and we were supposed to see her aunt four
weeks ago. As we were seated one night she said, ‘I no longer love you because
of ABCD’. Between Monday and Thursday, I gave her my car…. I bought her an
iWatch, perfume and everything expensive stuff for her to realise that I am
sorry.”
Murengwa revealed that he planned to flee the country after
the shooting. Newsday
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