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Talk:News:2026-11-02/Enforcement/police-find-239-dagga-plants-at-homesteads-in-nduku-and-negwani-villages-chipinge-district

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This is the second of two cases in The Herald's article. The first case, at Cashel Valley, is recorded separately.

Dating

The article does not say when the plants were found. The item is dated to the day The Herald published the article, 2 November 2026.

Quantities

The total of 239 is built from two figures in the article: 213 plants in a garden at the homestead in Nduku Village and 26 plants in a garden at Negwani Village.

Source discrepancies

The article's opening line says police "arrested two people for cultivating dagga", while its body describes one arrest in the first case and two in this one.

Map pin

The article names two villages in the Chief Mutema area and gives no coordinates. The pin is the middle of Chipinge District (Q16798851), taken from the second of the two points Wikidata gives for the district.

These notes were recorded when the news item was prepared. Éloise 15:39, 5 November 2026 (+07)

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