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Africa-Press – Malawi. <\/strong><\/span>A luxury Toyota Land Cruiser 300 VX worth over K300 million that was stolen from a car hire company in Harare, Zimbabwe, has resurfaced in Lilongwe, Malawi \u2014 fitted with official import papers, police clearance, and registration documents.<\/p>\n

The shocking revelation, uncovered through an investigation by the Platform for Investigative Journalism (PIJ), has exposed what appears to be a cross-border vehicle smuggling ring that utilizes falsified documents and compromised systems to transport high-end vehicles across southern Africa.<\/p>\n

The Car That Vanished<\/p>\n

According to PIJ, the vehicle belonged to AfroTrails Car Hire, a Zimbabwean luxury car rental company owned by businessman Nesbert Mukora. The car was hired out in mid-April to a South African woman identified as Jolene Margaret Janse Van Vuuren, who never returned it.<\/p>\n

\u201cThey paid a deposit through Mukuru, presented proper documents, and said they were tourists going to Kariba,\u201d said Desire Nyakurwa, AfroTrails\u2019 sales representative. \u201cWe had no reason to suspect them. Then suddenly, their phone was off, and the car tracker stopped working.\u201d<\/p>\n

Private investigations later revealed that the vehicle had crossed the border through Mozambique before entering Malawi, where it was sold to a local businessman.<\/p>\n

Malawian businessman Yolam Kawanga, who operates in the entertainment, real estate, and construction sectors, confirmed to PIJ that he bought the car from Van Vuuren.<\/p>\n

In a written statement filed in court, Kawanga said:<\/p>\n

\u201cBy a written agreement dated 25 April 2025, I bought motor vehicle registration number LT07MGGP, a Toyota Land Cruiser, from Miss Jolene M. Janse Van Vuuren at the price of about US$50,000.\u201d<\/p>\n

Kawangastated that the seller provided all necessary documents, including the original South African registration certificate and a Temporary Importation Permit (TIP) issued by the Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) at the Dedza Border Post.<\/p>\n

He further claimed that he took the vehicle to the Interpol Desk of the Malawi Police Service at Area 30, where it was verified and cleared as not being stolen.<\/p>\n

\u201cI was given an official police clearance certificate to that effect,\u201d Kawanga said. \u201cI bought the car in good faith as a bona fide purchaser.\u201d<\/p>\n

However, the Land Cruiser was later seized by police after Zimbabwean authorities traced it to Lilongwe and alleged it was stolen property.<\/p>\n

Too Fast to Be True<\/p>\n

Documents reviewed by PIJ show that both the MRA import permit and the Interpol clearance certificate were issued on 25 April 2025, the same day the car arrived in Malawi and was allegedly sold to Kawanga.<\/p>\n

Both documents were issued in Van Vuuren\u2019s name, not in Kawanga\u2019s.<\/p>\n

Investigators say it is almost impossible for a vehicle to be imported, cleared, and sold all within the same day \u2014 raising suspicions of possible collusion within Malawi\u2019s border and law enforcement systems.<\/p>\n

One retired customs officer told PIJ, \u201cYou can\u2019t process all that in one day unless someone pushes it through internally. It suggests inside help.\u201d<\/p>\n

South African Police Step In<\/p>\n

As the case unfolded, the South African Police Service (SAPS) confirmed that most of the documents used in the transaction were forged or stolen.<\/p>\n

In a sworn statement obtained by PIJ, Captain Jeffry Barry Lucas, from the SAPS International Vehicle Crime Investigation Unit, said the registration certificate used for the vehicle was reported stolen under Pretoria Central Case 220\/08\/2024.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe border clearance letter was fake. WesBank confirmed they never issued it,\u201d Lucas wrote. \u201cThe ID number and temporary driver\u2019s licence linked to the vehicle were also stolen.\u201d<\/p>\n

Captain Lucas further revealed that Jolene Van Vuuren has two outstanding arrest warrants \u2014 one in Namibia and another in South Africa \u2014 both for theft of motor vehicles.<\/p>\n

\u201cHer modus operandi is to hire luxury cars from rental companies, alter their details, and smuggle them across borders for resale,\u201d Lucas stated.<\/p>\n

The Legal Twist<\/p>\n

After the vehicle was recovered by Malawi Police in Area 47, two suspects \u2014 Tendai Mtunguwazi (40), a Zimbabwean, and Kabelo Khotlele (28), a South African \u2014 were arrested. They remain on remand at Maula Prison awaiting trial.<\/p>\n

However, in an unexpected turn, the Lilongwe Magistrate\u2019s Court granted a summary judgment returning the car to Kawanga after Mukora\u2019s legal team failed to appear in court.<\/p>\n

Mukora\u2019s Malawian lawyer, Khwima Mchizi, said his client was never served with the court documents and has since applied to have the order rescinded.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis ruling was irregular,\u201d Mchizi told PIJ. \u201cWe are requesting that the vehicle be placed back in police custody until the international case is concluded.\u201d<\/p>\n

Officials Respond<\/p>\n

Director of Public Prosecutions Masauko Chamkalala confirmed to PIJ that his office is prosecuting the two foreign suspects but not Kawanga, saying he appears to have purchased the car \u201cin good faith.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cFrom what we have, Mr. Kawanga was a victim. We are prosecuting the people who brought the vehicle into Malawi,\u201d Chamkalala said.<\/p>\n

But when asked why the vehicle was released despite its disputed ownership and ongoing international investigation, Chamkalala admitted his office was unaware of the court order.<\/p>\n

\u201cThat\u2019s a separate issue. We were not informed of the judgment,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

Bigger Than One Car<\/p>\n

Mukora says his company has since engaged Interpol offices in Zimbabwe, South Africa, and Malawi to push for the vehicle\u2019s repatriation and the extradition of the accused.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis is not about one car,\u201d he told PIJ. \u201cIt\u2019s about a criminal network taking advantage of weak systems in our region. If someone can move a stolen car across borders and clear it in one day, we have a serious problem.\u201d<\/p>\n

Security experts told PIJ that the case points to an emerging regional vehicle-theft syndicate operating between South Africa, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and Malawi, using forged customs letters, stolen IDs, and falsified Interpol clearances.<\/p>\n

The System Under Question.<\/p>\n

The case has also reignited debate about the integrity of Malawi\u2019s border controls. How did a stolen vehicle from Zimbabwe receive a genuine-looking import permit and police clearance in Malawi \u2014 and on the very same day it crossed the border?<\/p>\n

A former senior police officer who spoke to PIJ on condition of anonymity said:<\/p>\n

\u201cThese cases show how fragile our systems are. If someone inside can be bribed to fast-track or \u2018clean\u2019 stolen vehicles, then our country becomes a haven for international car theft rings.\u201d<\/p>\n

Still on the Road<\/p>\n

Today, the disputed Land Cruiser 300 VX is still being driven in Lilongwe, while two men sit in Maula Prison, and the car\u2019s rightful owner in Harare waits for justice.<\/p>\n

PIJ reports that the main suspect, Jolene Van Vuuren, remains on the run.<\/p>\n

Her name, for now, has become synonymous with an operation that reveals how easy it is to steal a car in one country, sell it in another, and walk away free.<\/p>\n

By Staff Reporter | Based on Investigations by the Platform for Investigative Journalism (PIJ)<\/p>\n

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