ZIMBABWE’S former lightweight and middleweight boxing
champion, Modicai Donga is now a private investigator.
The former super welterweight champion opened a private
investigations company, Ludvonga Private Investigators at the beginning of the
year as he sought to plug a gap of lack of private investigators in Bulawayo.
Donga retired from boxing in 2011 and has been practising
as a lawyer. The former boxing promoter said he was licensed as a private
investigator at the beginning of the year by the Ministry of Home Affairs and
began operations in March.
“I realised there is a gap in the private investigations
section in Bulawayo in particular and the country in general and with my
experience as a lawyer and running a security services company, I decided to
start offering investigation services. I believe a lot of corruption can be
rooted out with the right investigations as these will unearth evidence that
can be used to convict culprits that are becoming sophisticated with each
growing day,” said Donga.
He said the country had been affected by a lot of underhand
dealings but there was difficulty in compiling evidence of the crimes or even
discovering the illegal acts.
Donga said some had managed to refine fraudulent activities
ensuring they are concealed hence need thorough investigations to unearth them.
He said both corporate fraud and insurance fraud were prevalent scourges that
needed to be effectively dealt with through covert operations.
Ludvonga offers a wide range of services that also include
computer forensics, missing persons tracing, background checks, investigating
blackmail, accident scenes, infidelity, domestic, criminal and defence
investigations.
Donga also added private prosecutions now offer people
effective chances at getting justice and Ludvonga can also assist on that
front.
Donga shot to national prominence in April 2004 when he
captured the Zimbabwe super welterweight title with a knock-out victory over
Edmos Takawira at the Portuguese Restaurant in Harare.
He retired in 2011, nine years after his debut at Raylton
Sports Club. Sunday News
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