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Police Advise Schools To Handle Fees Through Banks To Avoid Robberies

6 months agoSat, 07 Sep 2024 05:17:56 GMT
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Police Advise Schools To Handle Fees Through Banks To Avoid Robberies

As schools prepare to open for the third term in just a few days, police are urging school authorities to follow the government’s directive to process payments through banks and not keep cash at their premises. This step is crucial in safeguarding schools from armed robbery.

Last term, several institutions suffered significant financial losses after being targeted by robbers during school fee collection from parents and guardians.

In an interview with ZBC News, Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Deputy Spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Blessmore Chishaka emphasised the importance of schools taking proactive measures to avoid becoming targets for criminals. He said:

Our call to the schools and school authorities is that they should actually adhere to the government system, which requires that they deposit school fees using the banking system. The hoarding of cash at schools is not advisable Why? Because schools become targets of criminals.

We also even advise parents that as they pay their school fees, they should use the banking system rather than carry large sums of cash to schools. This attracts criminals would then target them and rob them of their money.

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Last term, a school in Warren Park, Harare, was robbed in broad daylight where an armed gang posed as parents intending to pay school fees.

Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education Director of Communications and Advocacy, Taungana Ndoro, said:

Schools must comply with government regulations and use ZiG for all financial transactions.

This imperative step will substantially reduce the risk of armed robberies, ensure a secure educational environment, and support the local economy.

Lytton Primary School in Harare, Tafadzwa Primary School in Chitungwiza, Widdicombe Primary School in Hatfield, Ngezi Salvation Army Secondary School in Kadoma, Glen Norah 2 High School, and George Stark High School in Mbare all suffered significant financial losses due to armed robberies last term.

In an unrelated development, Assistant Commissioner Chishaka said police are closing in on a suspected armed gang responsible for a robbery at the Fawcett Security Company premises in Chipinge. On Wednesday morning, the gang stole over US$110,000 and more than ZAR 2,000,000.

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7 Comments

rgm · 6 months ago
iwewe nematauriro ako unotoratidza kuti hauzive zvaunoita
Zozo · 6 months ago
Zvimwechete, same same, mangwana unofuma wakuudzwa kuti dhongi rakafanana nemombe kana kuti gudo ndiyo mbudzi idyai Chakatanga chaka chenjedza takambozviitwa rimwe gore
Patz · 6 months ago
Ngaiuye nekuno kuchikoro. Toda maUSA ayo tozo banker maZig
😎😎 · 6 months ago
Nyaya ndeyekuti gadzirai nyika zvega.No jobs no employment no adequate leadership no fair elections no peace no money no rains no food so poverty is the only thing which causes robbery etc.Gvt must fulfill what they have promised the majority during rallies towards general elections but after elections they forgot because zvavo zvakaita vakapinda mumaOffice. Zimbabwe yafanana neSA chasara kutofamba mumwe nemumwe nekapfuti kake
gonogoto · 6 months ago
will still be between a hard surface and a rick. Armed Robbers and Commercial Robbers.Bank charges on upkeep and transaction tariffs. Hapana chakanaka
wischigonero · 6 months ago
true economy iri kudzedzereka
Si**** · 6 months ago
Hazvireve kuti vanhu vose vari kufacer marobberies havazive zvavanoita but problem ndeye kuti economy yakadhakwa

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