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The <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Zimbabwe Republic</a> Police (ZRP) has announced a <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">recruitment exercise</a> for General Duty Constables. In a statement by Zimbabwe national police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi, potential applicants are required to be <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Zimbabwean citizens</a> aged between 18-22 years, have a minimum of five <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Ordinary level passes</a>, which include Mathematics, <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">English Language</a>, and any other science subject attained in not more than two sittings, and should be physically and medically fit. Male applicants should have a minimum height of 168 cm and weigh not less than 59 kg, while females should have a minimum height of 162 cm and weigh in proportion to their height.
Additionally, applicants must be prepared to complete a 5 km road run in 20 minutes for males and 25 minutes for females. Interested applicants are to submit their handwritten application letters with <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">contact numbers</a> and <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">life history</a> of between 450 to 500 words, a copy of their <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">identity document</a>, and copies of their educational qualifications in person to the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Officer in Charge</a> of the nearest Police Station before 30 June 2023. In a statement seen by Pindula News, the ZRP warns the public against fraudulent social media adverts and individuals purporting to be members of the police force who might defraud them of their money. Reads the statement:
<blockquote>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police is recruiting suitably qualified candidates who are Zimbabwean citizens, physically fit to join the Organisation as General Duty Constables and train for a Diploma in Police Studies at Morris Training Depot, an affiliate of the University of Zimbabwe.
Requirements: Potential applicants should meet the following criteria: 
• aged between 18 – 22 years 
• a minimum of five (5) Ordinary level passes, which include Mathematics, English Language and any other Science subject attained in not more than two (2) sittings.
Interested applicants should: 
• Be physically and medically fit. 
• Have a minimum height of 168 cm and weigh not less than 59 kg for males 
• Have a minimum height of 162 cm and weigh in proportion to height for female candidates. 
• Be prepared to complete a 5 Km road run in 20 minutes for males and 25 minutes for females.
Applicants are to submit their handwritten application letters with contact numbers and life history of between 450 to 500 words, copy of identity document and copies of educational qualifications in person to the Officer in Charge of the nearest Police Station on or before 30 June 2023. Only shortlisted candidates will be advised of the dates and venues of the interviews.
Package
In addition to a good remuneration, the Zimbabwe Republic Police offers; 
• Free uniforms, 
• Free medical and dental care, 
• Housing and transport allowances, 
• Generous leave conditions, 
• Exposure to international police duties under United Nations (UN), Southern African Development Community (SADC) and International Police Organisation (INTERPOL), 
• Opportunity for personal academic or professional development.
Members of the public are warned against fake adverts from social media platforms as well as individuals purporting to be members of the Zimbabwe Republic Police who may dupe them of their hard-earned cash under the pretext that they will be recruited into the Police Service. The only focal person for the Recruitment Exercise is Inspector Denhere E contactable on 0242 701164/701932. For more information, applicants are advised to contact the focal person on the above number.
NB The Zimbabwe Republic Police does not engage third parties on the recruitment process or charge a fee on recruitment.
P NYATHI Assistant Commissioner Senior Staff Officer Press and Public Relations to the Commissioner General of Police POLICE GENERAL HEADQUARTERS
</blockquote>
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Zimbabwe Police Announces Recruitment Exercise For Duty Constables

The <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Zimbabwe Republic</a> Police has expressed concern about the increasing number of <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">murder cases</a> across the country, particularly those resulting from <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">domestic violence</a> due to accusations of infidelity. 
<a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">National police spokesperson</a>, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi, released a statement citing several recent cases. One involved a woman who died after being struck with an axe by her husband, who accused her of having an extra-marital affair. Another case involved a woman who was found dead in a shallow grave after being allegedly assaulted by her husband. In another incident, a man was stabbed to death by a group of suspects.
In a statement seen by Pindula News, Nyathi urged the public to value the sanctity of human life and seek peaceful ways of resolving their differences. They also encourage couples to seek counselling from local police stations, traditional leaders, or church elders. The <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Zimbabwe Republic Police</a> is deeply concerned about the trend of violence and urges individuals to find peaceful ways to resolve disputes. We present the police statement below:
<blockquote>
<h2>MURDER CASES DUE TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE</h2>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police is concerned with the number of murder cases being recorded throughout the country on weekly basis. Most of these cases are mainly attributed to domestic violence arising from accusations of infidelity on the part of couples.
In one of the murder cases, Nyarai Masauso (41) died on 28′ May 2023 whilst admitted at Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals after being struck with an axe several times on thighs and stomach by her husband only identified as Muridzi, after a dispute on 26′ May 2023 at Watyoka Mine, Watakai, Concession. The suspect had accused the victim of having an extra marital affair. The suspect is on the run.
In another case which occurred on 27th May 2023, Sikhangezile Tshuma (39) was found dead with bruises all over the body and a deep cut on the forehead, in a shallow grave which was covered with a cloth, in a bushy area near Gulalikabili Line, Tsholotsho. The victim was allegedly last seen arguing with her husband, Darlington Sibanda (36) at Patalika Business Centre on 26′ May 2023. Darlington Sibanda had accused the victim of having an extra marital affair.
On 28 May 2023 at Flem Flora Farm, New Parliament, Mt Hampden, Harare, Alexandra Gezi (52) struck his wife, Rita Rore (42) with a hoe on the head several times after accusing her of infidelity. The victim was found dead with deep cuts on the head after her daughter had alerted neighbours of the attack.
Meanwhile, police in Fort Rixon are investigating a case of murder which occurred on 27th May 2023 at a shop at 99 Village, 5 Kombo. The suspects identified as, Bethod Mthembu, Nkosi Mpofu, Arnold Sibanda and a male juvenile (17) took turns to assault the victim, Readman Ndlovu (46) with open hands before Bethod Mthembu stabbed the victim with Columbian knife on the chest. The victim died on the spot.
In Gweru, Police have arrested Darlington Tshuma (29) in connection with a cases of murder and attempted murder which occurred on 27th May 2023 in a bushy area near Matambo Business Centre, Matobo. The suspect and Moses Moyo (31) stabbed Jefta Mkwananzi (22) with a Colombian knife on right thigh before stabbing Fana Ntini (19) with the knife on the stomach. Fana Ntini died on the spot whilst Jefta Mkwananzi sustained a cut on the thigh and is admitted at Gweru Provincial Hospital.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police implores the public to value the sanctity of human life and resolve differences amicably without resorting to violence. We urge couples to seek counseling from local Police Stations, traditional leaders and church elders to find peaceful ways of resolving differences.
</blockquote>
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Zimbabwe Police Worried About Rise In Domestic Violence And Murder

Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) national pokesperson Assistant Commissioner, Paul Nyathi on Wednesday told Harare magistrate, Taurai Manuwere that Harare lawyer Fadzayi Mahere lied when she allegeldy tweeted that a baby had been killed by a police officer in 2020.
According to <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/police-spokesperson-says-mahere-lied-as-dead-baby-tweet-trial-comes-to-an-end/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>, Asst Comm Nyathi was called in to testify after the State refused to accept his statement confirming the assault back then.
He told court that police only got to know of the incident on social media and when they were approached by senior government officials who wanted clarification over the matter.
Mahere’s lawyer, David Drury, ask why Asst Comm Nyathi had called his subordinates “errant” in a statement he issued on the incident.
In response, Asst Comm Nyathi said it was because the police officers did not report the incident to their superiors. He said:
<blockquote>
We said errant police officers because they did not report to their commanders and that showed they acted in an improper manner, however that does not take away the fact that the child was not killed.
</blockquote>
During cross examination by prosecutor Netsai Mushayabasa, Nyathi added:
<blockquote>
There was total chaos because of this false information. Even senior government officials were asking why this had happened.
ZRP is a public institution where if anything happened when the public are not clear they can check with station commanders to check if what is circulated is true or false.
</blockquote>
The State closed its case in August last year but the matter was postponed on several occasions.
Mahere, who is the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) spokesperson, is accused of publishing falsehoods.
She allegedly tweeted that a baton wielding police officer enforcing COVID-19 lockdown regulations had fataally struck one Rebecca Musariri’s child in Harare.
The ZRP refuted the claim and said the child was not killed.
A video of the incident went viral in 2020, with the mother clinging to a police officer claiming he had killed her baby.
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Top Cop Says Mahere Lied That Baby Was Killed By Police Baton

The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Republic_Police">Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP)</a> national spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Paul_Nyathi">Paul Nyathi</a>, has said he is unaware of the alleged transfer of 66 senior police officers countrywide.
An alleged police internal communication circulating on social media suggests that there was a transfer of 66 senior officials who are expected to report to their new stations by March 3 this year. 
Officers affected in the transfer were senior cops ranking from assistant inspector, superintendent, sergeant and constable among others. We present the full list of transferred officers below:
<blockquote>
<h2>THE FOLLOWING TRANSFERS HAVE BEEN APPROVED AND SHOULD BE IMPLEMENTED ACCORDINGLY STOP</h2>
1. A/C DR S MUZENDA FROM MASH CENTRAL PHQ TO HEALTH SERVICES DIRECTORATE [ON ATTACHMENT] 
2. C/SUPT 0 NGIRAZI FROM CID MASH EAST DHQ TO MAKONDE DHQ AS OC 
3. SUPT P RUWANDA FROM MASH WEST PHQ TO KADOMA DHQ AS SUPT OPS
4. SUPT ST RUFU FROM CID MASVINGO DHQ TO KADOMA DHQ AS SUPT ADMIN 
5. SUPT N NYACHEGA FROM PGHQ HR RESERVE TO MASH WEST PHQ AS CPO 
6. SUPT J MARTEN FROM PGHQ ICT ADMIN TO MANICALAND PHQ AS SIGPROV 
7. SUPT V MAKWACHURE FROM MANICALAND PHQ TO PGHQ ICT AS SUPT ADMIN 
8. SUPT LJ NYAMHUNGA FROM BULAWAYO PHQ TO PGHQ HR RESERVE 
9. 982846K C/INSP KUHLENGISA R FROM PGHQ INSPECTORATE UNIT TO JURU AS OIC 
10. 046496N C/INSP MUTERO P FROM PGHQ HR RESERVE TO PGHQ PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT AS OIC PLANNING 
11. 055935Y C/INSP ZINYUKU L FROM PGHQ PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT [ORGANIZATIONAL RESEARCH] TO PUMULA AS OIC 
12. 981286P C/INSP MANGENA P FROM PGHQ INSPECTORATE UNIT TO HARARE PHQ AS OIC QUARTERMASTER
13. 981777Y C/INSP ZULU F FROM HARARE PHQ QUARTERMASTER TO PGHQ INTERNAL INVESTIGATIONS AS TEAM MEMBER
14. 114267C C/INSP BVONYONGWA J FROM MASVINGO PHQ CAMPS AND HOSTELS TO MIDLANDS PHQ AS OIC QUARTERMASTER
15. 048176P C/INSP KAKOHWA T FROM MIDLANDS PHQ QUARTERMASTER TO NEMBUDZIYA AS OIC
16. 051608V C/INSP FAFITINI M FROM PGHQ ADMIN TO CID CCD NORTHERN REGION TEAM 2 AS OIC
17. 045468W INSP MUNYANYI J TO REMAIN MAT NORTH PHQ PI AS ACTING PPIO
18. 050667X INSP KANOGWERE G FROM PGHQ ADMIN [INTERNAL AUDIT] TO CID CCD NORTHERN REGION TEAM 3 AS TEAM MEMBER
19. 050886K INSP RUSAKANIKO C TO REMAIN PGHQ ADMIN [INTERNAL AUDIT] AS AUDITOR
20. 983593X INSP CHIKWIRIRO T FROM MIDLANDS PUC TO CID CCD NORTHERN REGION TEAM 4 AS TEAM MEMBER
21. 058066P D/INSP MUTAMBANASHE L TO REMAIN CID CCD NORTHERN REGION TEAM 4 AS TEAM MEMBER 
22. 044742B INSP MAZHAMBE T TO REMAIN PUMULA AS OIC CRIME 
23. 986217Z INSP NGWENYA M TO REMAIN PUMULA AS OIC OPS 
24. 044204X INSP MAFUNDA J FROM ZAKA TO MBARE AS OIC CRIME 2 
25. 041846J D/ INSP MASHINDI Z FROM CIU LUPANE TO ZAKA AS OIC CRIME 
26. 045142R INSP MTISI S FROM MVURWI TO CID MFFU MARONDERA AS OIC 
27. 058849Q INSP DZINGIRA M FROM MUTARE ICT WORKSHOP TO MASVINGO ICT WORKSHOP AS OIC 
28. 044851A INSP MHAKA K FROM MASVINGO ICT WORKSHOP TO MUTARE ICT WORKSHOP AS OIC 
29. 982455Z INSP DZUMBUNU T FROM EPWORTH TO CHITUNGWIZA AS OIC CRIME 1 
30. 054103G INSP SARIRENI P FROM CHITUNGWIZA TO EPWORTH AS OIC CRIME 1 
31. 053368H INSP SHAYANEWAKO R FROM PPU STATE HOUSE TO MAT NORTH PHQ PROJECTS AS OIC
32. 041162Q INSP NHAKAI T TO REMAIN PPU STATE HOUSE AS OIC ADMIN
33. 044695F INSP TIMBAYI J FROM PPU TOMLINSON RELIEF 3 TO PPU STATE HOUSE AS OIC RELIEF 2
34. 044028F D/INSP NDLOVU H FROM CID MFFU DHQ TO MVURWI AS OIC CRIME
35. 047732G D/INSP CHISIMO W FROM CID MFFU MARONDERA TO CHINHOYI CENTRAL AS OIC CRIME
36. 042411Y D/INSP ZENGWA J FROM CID MFFU BULAWAYO TO HWANGE AS OIC CRIME 
37. 043691K INSP MTOMBENI F TO REMAIN HWANGE AS OIC OPS 
38. 046569T INSP CHIZVII T FROM PPU CORNER HOUSE TO PPU STATE HOUSE RELIEF ONE AS OIC 
39. 053218V INSP BLOCKLEY C FROM PPU STATE HOUSE RELIEF ONE TO PPU CORNER HOUSE AS OIC 
40. 041382E INSP KARUMBIDZA MT FROM ODZI TO RUWANGWE AS OIC 
41. 041295K INSP MAENGA A FROM RUWANGWE TO ODZI AS OIC 
42. 050946A INSP NYIRENDA W FROM RUDA TO NYAZURA AS OIC 
43. 050786B INSP GOVA L FROM NYAZURA TO RUDA AS OIC 
44. 053249D INSP MASUNDA C FROM NYAMAPANDA TO BINDURA AS OIC ADMIN 
45. 047422V INSP MASUKU Si FROM MUTOKO TO NYAMAPANDA AS OIC 
46. 042877E INSP MAWIRE OT TO REMAIN MUTOKO AS OIC ADMIN 
47. 048581E INSP MBABVU D TO REMAIN MUTOKO AS OIC CRIME AND OPS 
48. 048828Y INSP MAKWANYA M FROM DEMA TO WEDZA AS OIC 
49. 042279E INSP MUSEKIWA B FROM MARONDERA CENTRAL TO DEMA AS 2IC
50. 981760E S/INSP MIDZI T FROM MASH EAST PHQ [C/CLERK’S OFFICE] TO MASH EAST ORDINANCE STORES AS OIC
51. 055356T S/INSP MUZURURA IM FROM MASH EAST ORDINANCE STORES TO MASH EAST PHQ [C/CLERK’S OFFICE] AS ASSISTANT C/CLERK
52. 0479955 INSP SHAMHU G FROM SU CHANGADZI DHQ PI TO SU BUCHWA PI AS PDIO
53. 043825K INSP CHIMUNOKO F FROM MANICALAND PHQ LEGAL SERVICES TO PGHQ HR RESERVE
54. 045876P INSP NHUNZVI V FROM NORTON TRAFFIC TO NORTON URBAN AS OIC
55. 048714Z INSP CHIKUPO F FROM NORTON URBAN TO NORTON RURAL AS OIC
56. 043930Z INSP CHIKARA V FROM NORTON RURAL TO NORTON TRAFFIC AS OIC 
57. 039994W INSP WAMIRIDZA B FROM SANYATI TO HWANGE AS OIC ADMIN 
58 0493295 INSP KACHA N TO REMAIN JURU AS 2IC 
59 045491W INSP SHARI C FROM MASH WEST PHQ CAMPS AND HOSTELS TO MAGUNJE AS OIC 
60 051269B INSP CHIKWENJE C FROM MAGUNJE TO KAROI RURAL AS OIC OPS 
61 043807Q INSP LUPAHLA S TO REMAIN KAROI RURAL AS OIC CRIME 
62 043179H INSP PFUMBIRAI DT FROM AVONDALE TRAFFIC TO MZILIKAZI AS OIC ADMIN 
63. 040197R INSP MUSONZA G FROM PGHQ HR RESERVE TO HARARE EAST DHQ AS PDIO 
64. 053046H A/INSP MUTUDZA B TO REMAIN SANYATI AS ACTING OIC 
65. 984073T A/INSP MUTISI R TO REMAIN KARIBA CAMP CLINIC AS ACTING OIC 
66. 068066J A/INSP FAFITINI T FROM GWANDA SADDLERS TO CHINHOYI SADDLERS AS ACTING OIC
OFFICERS SHOULD COMMENCE PREPARATIONS FOR DEPARTURE AND ARE EXPECTED TO REPORT TO THEIR NEW STATIONS NOT LATER THAN 03 MARCH 2023 STOP THEREAFTER CMM COMMANDERS SHOULD SUBMIT CASUALTY RETURNS STOP STOP
</blockquote>
But national police spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi, told <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200007959/mass-police-transfers-raise-eyebrows">NewsDay</a> on Saturday that he was unaware of the memorandum.
Political analyst, Vivid Gwede, said history shows that transfers in the police force have sometimes been done “in bad faith to punish or reward police officers”.
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ZRP Spokesperson "Unware" Of Alleged Transfer Of 66 Senior Police Officers

The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Republic_Police">Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP)</a> has announced the arrest of three suspects in connection with a series of attempted murder and robbery cases which occurred in Harare and Chitungwiza between October last year and January 2023. In a statement seen by Pindula News, police national spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said 
<blockquote>
<h2>ARREST OF BRIGHTON BESTER MOYO AND TWO OTHERS FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER AND ARMED ROBBERY CASES</h2>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police confirms the arrest of Brighton Bester Moyo (23), Brave Zhou alias Kudawashe Moyo (37) and Tapiwa Mbirimi (35) in connection with spate of attempted murder and robbery cases which occurred in Harare and Chitungwiza between 30th October 2022 and 29th January 2023. On 25th January 2023, detectives from CID Homicide, Harare, received information which linked Brighton Bester Moyo to attempted murder and robbery cases which occurred on 05th January 2023 in Zengeza 4, Chitungwiza where the complainants were attacked before US$16 030 and ZAR3 900 cash, several cellphones and a Beretta Pistol with 14 rounds were stolen. It was established that the suspect is serving a 27-month jail sentence for a case of assault at Beitbridge prison. Detectives interviewed the suspect at the prison and he implicated Brave Zhou alias Kudakwashe Moyo and three others.
On 04th February 2023, detectives received information that Brave Zhou was travelling to Harare from Beitbridge. The detectives went to Mbare, Magaba area where they spotted the suspect walking along Cripps Road. When the detectives approached the suspect to arrest him, he withdrew a pistol and fired towards them leading to a shootout. Subsequently, the suspect was arrested and was referred to Sally Mugabe Hospital where he died on admission.
The arrest led to the recovery of a Toyota Corolla vehicle, registration number ADS 6050 which was bought by the suspect using proceeds of crime, a 7.65mm Vizol pistol with a magazine of one round, a crow bar and a Samsung ES27 digital camera.
On 07th February 2023, detectives reacted to information which led to the arrest of Tapiwa Mbirimi alias Captain in Bulawayo. An Itel cellphone, various clothes, various tools, a 6.35 Berretta pistol with an empty magazine, Qbook laptop, Samsung 55-inch television, defy refrigerator, TV stand, speaker and bed were recovered from the suspect.
The suspects are linked to thirteen cases of attempted murder and robbery cases which occurred in Chitungwiza and Harare. These include a robbery case which occurred on 30th October 2022 at Ashdown Park, Harare where two complainants were attacked before three cellphones, a Bluetooth speaker and US$1 293 cash were stolen, and eleven cases of attempted murder and robbery which occurred on 29th January 2023 at Savanhu Village, Mayambara, Seke where the suspects ran amok attacking villagers with machetes and iron bars before stealing 14 cellphones, two pairs of shoes and US$928 cash. The suspects shot one of the complainants with a pistol on the back.
Meanwhile, the Zimbabwe Republic Police is appealing for information which may lead to the arrest of the outstanding suspects only identified as, Ndex, Archford, Carrington, Ashey and Simon. Anyone with information to contact National Complaints Desk on (0242) 703631, WhatsApp 0712 800 197 or report at any nearest Police Station.
</blockquote>
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Another Robbery Suspect Shot During Shootout With Police

The body of a suspected murderer was found hanging in a local church in Cowdray Park, Bulawayo.
A police statement seen by Pindula News says the deceased, Judge Evans Zinzombe, was a wanted person in connection with the murder of his estranged wife on 7 December 2022. 
Reads the statement by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP):
<blockquote>
 The ZRP reports that Judge Evans Zinzombe (36) who was being sought in connection with the callous murder of his estranged wife, Phelomina Mabika (32) which occurred on 07/12/2022 at a house in Cowdray Park, Bulawayo, has committed suicide. His body was found hanging from a metal roof truss at a local church in Cowdray Park, Bulawayo.
</blockquote>
It is alleged that Zinzombe killed his estranged wife in cold blood on Wednesday and went on to sexually abuse her corpse in full view of the couple’s two minor children.
Police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said Zinzobe allegedly sneaked into the room where Phelomina Mabika (32), their daughter (12) and a son (7) were before strangling her to death with hands.
He and his wife were reportedly having marital disputes which forced them to sleep in separate rooms.
After killing her, Zinzombe allegedly went on to sexually abuse the body in full view of his children.
The children spent the whole night with the body before a police report was made in the morning.
The incident happened just as the nation was observing 16 Days of activism against gender-based violence.
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Murder Suspect's Body Found Hanging In A Local Church

A 47-year-old Harare woman who last week claimed to have lost over US$62 000 to three robbers has been arrested for making a false report.
The woman claimed robbers armed with a pistol raided while she was counting the money in her bedroom at a house in Glen Lorne, Harare at around 1.30 pm and stole the cash.
A Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) report seen by Pindula News on 10 November 2022 read:
<blockquote>
The ZRP is investigating a robbery case where a woman aged 47 was robbed US$62 150 cash on November 9, 2022 at around 1.30pm in Glen Lorne, Harare by three unknown suspects.
The suspects, who were armed with an unidentified pistol pounced at the complainant’s residence and went to the bedroom where she was counting cash. They threatened her with a firearm before stealing the cash.
</blockquote>
Police then appealed to anyone with information that might assist them with investigations to contact any nearest police station. 
Some members of the public were sceptical while some blamed the alleged robbery on the erosion of the public’s confidence in the banking sector. Said one commentator:
Effects of having a poor banking sector, people keeping cash in houses instead of the bank.
Another one said: 
<blockquote>
The coincidence though! (When the robbers arrived, they went to the bedroom where SHE WAS COUNTING MONEY)
</blockquote>
GandaRemvura @tinashechirape weighed in:
<blockquote>
Having USD62k at home means they don’t believe in the banks. Deposit that money you will lose 5-8k to get it back.
</blockquote>
Following investigations, Police sources said the woman had since been arrested for making a false report.
It is alleged that the woman was owing a lot of people money and wanted to get relief or sympathy from these people.
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Harare Woman Arrested For "Lying" That She Had Been Robbed Of US$62 000

Three armed robbers broke into a house in Mbizo 19, Kwekwe and got away with US$20 000 cash and other valuables.
The three robbers also reportedly took turns raping three women at the house before they disappeared into the dark.
The ordeal reportedly lasted three hours on Saturday night, according to <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/gang-rape-as-armed-robbers-hold-family-hostage-for-three-hours/">Chronicle</a>.
National Police Spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said investigations were underway. Said Ass Comm Nyathi:
<blockquote>
 We are investigating a case where a family in Mbizo 19 lost US$20 000 to armed robbers. The robbers were armed with a pistol and a spanner which they used to break into the house. Three of the family’s daughters were also raped by the three robbers. 
</blockquote>
He appealed to members of the public with information which may lead to the apprehension of the robbers to contact any nearest police station.
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Robbers Break Into A House, Rape Owners, Get Away With US$20K

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has named the victims of the Lion’s Den – Mhangura road traffic accident which occurred on Saturday the 17th of September. In a statement seen by Pindula News, police national spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said three out of four people were identified. He said:
<blockquote>
<h2>UPDATE ON THE FATAL ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENT AT 02 KM PEG ALONG LION’S DEN- MHANGURA ROAD</h2>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police releases the names of the victims who died in a fatal road traffic accident which occurred on 17th September 2022 at 02 km peg along Lion’s Den-Mhangura Road in which four people died while 10 others were injured.
<h2>Three (3) of the four (4) victims have been identified by their relatives as follows:-</h2>
⇒ Mark Mumba (34) of Finland, Lion’s Den,
⇒  Spencer Banda (23) of D-Troop Chikuti, Lion’s Den,
⇒  Clive Wilo (25) of Chikuti Compound.
The other victim who is a male adult is yet to be identified.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police urges motorists to be safety conscious on the roads. They should avoid speeding and carrying load which is beyond the capacity of specific type of vehicles.
(NYATHI. P) Assistant Commissioner 
Senior Staff Officer (Press and Public Relations) 
to the Commissioner General of Police 
Police General Headquarters
</blockquote>
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FULL TEXT: Police Name Victims Of Lion's Den - Mhangura Road Accident

The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Republic_Police">Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP)</a> has appealed to members of the public for information that can be used to identify a man who was found dead along <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Willowvale">Willowvale</a> Road in Harare. In a statement seen by Pindula News, ZRP said the man could be aged between 22 and 30 years. Reads the statement issued by police national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Paul_Nyathi">Paul Nyathi</a>:
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<h2>APPEAL FOR INFORMATION IN RESPECT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED BODY- HARARE</h2>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police is appealing to the public with missing relatives to assist in identifying a male adult whose body was found lying along Willowvale Road near Rothmans traffic lights, Southerton, Harare, on 11th June 2022.
The victim, who is aged between 22 and 30 years, medium built and brown in complexion, was wearing a shabby jacket, dark track bottom and a pair of slippers with blackjack stuck all over his clothes. The body had no visible wounds or injuries.
Anyone with information should contact CID Homicide on (0242) 758031, National Complaints Desk on (242) 703631, Harare Operations on (242) 7488 36 or WhatsApp on 0712 800197 or report at any nearest Police Station. 
(NYATHI. P) Assistant Commissioner Senior 
Staff Officer [Press and Public Relations] 
To the Commissioner General of Police
Police general Headquarters
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An Unidentified Man Found Dead Along Willowvale Road

The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Republic_Police">Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP)</a> has announced that it arrested 189 people on Sunday over cross-border crimes bringing the total number of people arrested since the launch of the operation code-named “No to Cross Border Crimes” to 169 139.
The operation was launched on the 1st of July 2021. The operation targets illegal border crossing, and smuggling.
Police have also advised that 124 people were arrested on Sunday under the operation, “No to machete gangs” bringing the cumulative arrests since January this year to 33 764. 
Meanwhile, police national spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Paul_Nyathi">Paul Nyathi</a> has urged motorists to be cautious this Heroes and Defense Forces holiday to avoid road traffic accidents. Nyathi said, 
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The police are in full force to ensure that motorists observe road regulations during the holiday as there is increased movement. The holiday started on a bad note, but we do not want to lose more lives because of reckless drivers. Transport operators should ensure that their vehicles are road worthy so that they do not put travellers at risk.
Passengers should know that they have a right to report drivers who will be breaking road regulations. This is one way that accidents can be avoided. The public should work together with the police to ensure we avoid accidents and the loss of lives.
</blockquote>
The holiday starts on a sad note after five people died in an accident which occurred along the Harare-Masvingo highway on Saturday when a Nissan Note vehicle collided with a truck.
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Police Arrest Over 180 People On Sunday For Cross Border Crimes

Kuwadzana East Member of Parliament, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Chalton_Hwende">Chalton Hwende</a>, Saturday said his party, the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Citizens%27_Coalition_for_Change">Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)</a> will in the future hold rallies without approval from the police.
He said the remarks after <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2022/08/06/watch-hwende-says-anti-riot-police-disrupted-residents-engagement-meeting/">anti-riot police had disrupted the party’s residents’ engagement meeting</a> in Kuwadzana. 
Hwende, the party’s secretary-general, sought to thank residents of the high-density suburb for re-electing him as a member of parliament but police stopped him and also arrested dozens of the party’s activists.
The legislator said the decision to shut their meeting down came even after they had presented all documentation that allowed them to go ahead. They had applied thrice before being given a green light. He said:
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They came and arrested our people.
After the elections we made three applications requesting for permission to come thank the people who elected us.
Three different applications have been turned down. Today we came with a proper feedback meeting, properly applied for with notices required in terms of the law given but as you can see, we have been stopped.
They are treating us as banned but I am not sure they can successfully stop a member of parliament (MP) and elected councillor from meeting residents.
We will be speaking to government officials that are responsible for this kind of behaviour. 
The councillor had successfully managed to bring all top officials from council to answer queries in the community.
Going forward we will just continue without approval because we apply, and they continue turning us down; we cannot fail to meet residents.
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The police previously blocked CCC rallies in <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Gokwe">Gokwe</a>, Marondera and Chegutu before the by-elections in which CCC claimed most of the seats. 
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) recently claimed that the CCC which is led by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Nelson_Chamisa">Nelson Chamisa</a>, a former Minister of ICT during the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Government_of_National_Unity">Government of National Unity (GNU)</a> has been failing the minimum requirements of the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Maintenance_of_Peace_and_Order_Bill_(MOPA)">Maintenance of Peace and Order Act (MOPA)</a>. 
Police national spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Paul_Nyathi">Paul Nyathi</a> recently said:
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There is a difference between notifying and working on the security modalities with the police if you are to go by MOPA.
There are certain parameters which conveners of meetings, public gatherings and demonstrations have to comply with on their part.
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He added that merely notifying the police does not mean satisfying all the conditions that are outlined under MOPA.
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Hwende Says CCC Will In The Future Hold Rallies Without Police Approval

A Banket man was beaten to death for allegedly stealing an undisclosed number of eggs, amid an upsurge in random killings in the small farming town.
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) national spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner, Paul Nyathi confirmed the latest murder, which comes in the wake of a string of similar violent incidents. <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/banket-man-killed-for-stealing-eggs-amid-upsurge-in-random-killings/">NewZimbabwe.com</a> quotes him as saying:
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ZRP Banket is investigating a murder case in which Richmore Gomo died on July 27, 2022, after he was hit with a brick on the head by the suspect, Cliff Churu (46) on July 26, 2022, at Plumstead farm. The suspect had accused the victim of stealing eggs.
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In recent weeks, Banket has recorded four deaths of residents in a trend that authorities say needs to be stopped.
Stakeholders in Banket, which falls under Zvimba Rural District Council Ward 22, have called for concerted efforts to end needless loss of lives, particularly due to alcohol, drugs and illicit substances.
Ward 22 Councillor, Never Hutepasi, raised concern over the rising number of deaths which he blamed on the police for inaction.
Reports of killings have been raising countrywide with some said to be done for ritual purposes while some are resulting from domestic violence.
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Banket Man Killed For Stealing Eggs

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has expressed concern over rising incidences of murder cases across the country. In a statement seen by Pindula News, police national spokesperson, Assistant Inspector Paul Nyathi warned the public against taking the law into their hands. Reads the statement issued on 12 July 2022:
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<h2>POLICE CONCERN(ED) WITH MURDER CASES IN THE COUNTRY</h2>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police is concerned with murder cases which are continuously occurring in various parts of the country.
In one of the cases, on 10th July 2022, Police in Ruwa arrested Samuel Masiyandima (24) and Ishmael Maguje (30) who were part of a mob which assaulted Tinashe Mangwende (41) to death at a plot along Shifilder Drive near Goromonzi turn off. The suspects accused Tinashe Mangwende of breaking into their house at night before stealing a 42-inch television set.
In another case, an unlawful entry into premises and theft suspect, Tapiwa Moyo (40) succumbed to the injuries he sustained during an attack by a mob in Norton on 10 July 2022. The mob accused Tapiwa Moyo of breaking into Enara Chikata’s (40) house in Calfa , Katanga where he stole two cellphones. The Police has so far arrested Enara Chikata, Prince Layi (29) and Last Chivero (29) in connection with the case. 
Meanwhile, William Hwede (34) was found dead on 11 July 2022 near a wholesale shop in Karoi town after he was allegedly assaulted by unknown suspects on allegations that he stole unidentified property at Karoi Hospital. Police recovered a wooden stick and a catapult suspected to have been used in the assault of the victim at the scene.
In another case of murder, Yakani Mpofu (20) died while admitted at a local hospital after he was found with a cut on the stomach with intestines protruding on 10th July 2022 near a bar in Luveve, Bulawayo. The suspects behind the case are yet to be identified.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police warns the public against taking the law into their hands. Suspects apprehended by the public for various criminal acts should be surrendered to Police for the law to take its course through the courts.
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Zimbabwe Republic Police Concerned By Increasing Murder Cases

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has urged individuals and firms authorised to possess firearms to stop carrying and displaying firearms in public places as stated in the Firearms Act. In a statement seen by Pindula News, police national spokesperson Assistant Inspector Paul Nyathi said police will revoke licences of those who violate the law. The statement is issued against the backdrop of rising cases of armed robberies across the country. Reads the statement:
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<h2>COMPLIANCE WITH PROVISIONS OF THE FIREARMS ACT</h2>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police urges members of the public and organisations who are licensed to possess firearms in terms of provisions of the Firearms Act, Chapter 10:09 for various reasons which include cash-in-transit, crop protection, and business premises security to religious comply with the law and stop carrying or displaying such firearms in public gatherings, shopping centres, service stations and other public places.
The Police will not hesitate to enforce the withdrawal of the firearm licences, besides effecting arrests on anyone who abuses the privilege of legally owning a firearm.
The public is therefore reminded to take this warning seriously. Meanwhile, all licensed firearm holders should ensure that firearms are properly and safely secured at all times to curb cases where they end (up) in (the) wrong hands.
(NYATHI. P) Assistant Commissioner Senior Staff Officer (Press and Public Relations) to the Commissioner-General of Police 
Police General Headquarters
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Zimbabwe Republic Police Prohibits Carrying Firearms In Public Gatherings

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has announced that two people were admitted to Chitungwiza and Parirenyatwa Hospitals after being shot by a stray bullet. Police national spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said the bullet was fired by police who had engaged in a shootout with an armed robbery suspect identified as Denis Madondo. The incident happened at Taita Shops in Chitungwiza on 27th June 2022. In a statement seen by Pindula News, Nyathi said the police officers missed and the bullets hit the duo. Reads Nyathi’s statement:
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<h2>ZRP PRESS STATEMENT 28TH JUNE 2022 SHOOTING INCIDENT: CHITUNGWIZA</h2>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police is investigating an unfortunate incident that occurred at Taita Shops in Chitungwiza on 27th June 2022 at around 1600 hours, where Police had a shoot-out with a robbery suspect only identified as Denis Madondo.
Police received a tip-off and located the suspect at Taita Shops. The suspect noticed detectives approaching and drew an Airgun pistol from his jacket before pointing it to the detectives. In response, the detectives fired a warning shot into the air and later shot towards the suspect and missed him.
The suspect dropped the pistol and fled into the bushes where he got into an unregistered red Honda Fit vehicle and drove off towards Chitungwiza-Hwedza Road.
After about an hour, it emerged that the bullet which missed the suspect had hit Tashinga Mugwara and Pamela Muchazorwei. The two victims sustained serious injuries and are currently admitted at Chitungwiza Hospital and Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals respectively.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police deeply regrets the unfortunate shooting of the two and urges the public to quickly move away from crime scenes especially when armed robbers are confronting Police officers. 
The Police will not rest until all robbery suspects are brought to book and the law takes its course. Above all, criminals are warned against resisting arrest and firing at Police officers, as an appropriate measure of force will be retained.
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Two People Shot By Stray Bullets In Chitungwiza [Full Text]

A robber who has been on the police’s most-wanted list was shot and killed last Thursday in Glen View 1, Harare where he was hiding at his girlfriend’s house.
Decide Rice (52) had been operating from South Africa and committing a spate of armed robberies across borders.
National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said that after committing a spate of robberies, he would flee to South Africa.
He said detectives recently received information that Rice was hiding at his girlfriend’s house in Glen View 1 and they reacted. Nyathi said:
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The detectives cordoned off the house and after being confronted, he attacked them resulting in warning shots being fired.
He was shot on both legs and right upper arm.
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Rice was pronounced dead on admission to a city hospital.
Police searched his girlfriend’s house and discovered detonators that are believed to have been used to blast safes.
According to the police, Rice:
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a). had over 12 cases of armed robbery committed since 2017.
b). had escaped several shoot-outs with the police.
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Recently, police declared war on armed robbers following an increase in violent crimes countrywide.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/wanted-robber-gunned-down/">The Herald</a>

Most-Wanted Robber Shot Dead

A Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) female presiding officer collapsed and died Saturday afternoon while carrying out designated election duties at Chipadze Primary School in Bindura, Mashonaland Central.
The presiding officer whose name was not released, collapsed and it could not be ascertained if she had been complaining of any illness when she reported for duty. 
National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the incident in a telephone interview with The Sunday Mail last night. He said:
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We had an unfortunate incident at Chipadze Primary School in Bindura where a presiding officer just collapsed and died. We are still assessing if there are any other reports, we will give to the media tomorrow (today).
The presiding officers’ body was ferried to Bindura Hospital Mortuary. We are yet to find out if she was not feeling well. We will be guided by the medical experts. It’s an unfortunate incident.
</blockquote>
Polling stations were opened at 7 am and were closed at 7 pm.
More: <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/elections-officer-collapses-dies-at-polling-station/">The Sunday News</a>

ZEC Officer Collapses And Dies At A Polling Station

The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Republic_Police">Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP)</a> has confirmed raids carried out in Harare on Wednesday. ZRP say these raids were not targeting, specific individuals or personalities but criminal activities based on the information given to the Police. There are reports that <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2022/03/02/police-cio-raid-walter-magayas-home/">one of the premises raided</a> belongs to <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Walter_Magaya">Walter Magaya</a>, the leader of the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/PHD_Ministries">Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries</a>. In a statement seen by Pindula News, Police national spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Paul_Nyathi">Paul Nyathi</a>, said one suspect has been arrested. Reads the statement:
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<h2>RAIDS BY THE ZIMBABWE REPUBLIC POLICE ON SOME PREMISES IN HARARE</h2>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police confirms that acting on credible information and ongoing investigations on suspicious criminal movements, the Police obtained warrants of search and seizure leading to raids at three (03) premises in Harare today.
As a result one suspect, Ashref Kara of number 66 Argyle Road, Avondale West, Harare has been arrested for possession of unlicensed firearms and ammunition: The firearms are listed as follows:
<ul>
<li>One Plainsman Pistol.</li>
<li>One Gabilondoy CIA Victoria Pistol with a magazine of four rounds.</li>
<li>One Auto Pistol 6.35mm with a magazine of three rounds. </li>
<li>One Brevete Autoque Pistol, CZ magazine with one round and a pistol holster.</li>
</ul>
The suspect is facing, charges of contravening provisions of the Firearms Act, Chapter 10:09.
The Police also conducted raids at number 1.8 Cuba Road, Mt Pleasant and 261 Phase 1, Sandton, Goodhope, Harare. These raids were not targeting, specific individuals or personalities but criminal activities based on information given to the Police.
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Zimbabwe Republic Police Speak On Raids Conducted In Harare

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has announced that the Commissioner-General of Police, Tandabantu Godwin Matanga has re-assigned Deputy Commissioner Generals in the Police to new portfolios as shown below. The re-assignments are premised on enhancing the force’s performance. Pindula News presents a statement issued by police national spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi on the re-assignments:
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<h2>RE-ASSIGNMENT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER GENERALS IN THE ZIMBABWE REPUBLIC POLICE</h2>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police advises the public that the Commissioner-General of Police, Tandabantu Godwin Matanga has re-assigned Deputy Commissioner Generals in the Police to new portfolios as listed.
1). Deputy Commissioner General Stephen Mutamba from Operations to Administration as Deputy Commissioner-General (Administration),
2). Deputy Commissioner Mind Elliot Ngirandi from Crime to Human Resources as Deputy Commissioner-General (Human Resources), 
3). Deputy Commissioner-General Learn Ncube from Administration to Operations as Deputy Commissioner-General (Operations), 
4). Deputy Commissioner-General Lorraine Chipato from Human Resources to Crime as Deputy Commissioner-General (Crime).
The re-assignment is part of the Zimbabwe Republic Police’s Human Resource Policy of enhancing performance in the organisation, ensure versatility among the senior officers, tapping into the senior officers’ experience as well as expertise, job rotation and the need to meet new policing demands as the country gears for Vision 2030.
(NYATHI. P) Assistant Commissioner 
Senior Staff Officer (Press, Public and Int. Relations) to the Commissioner-General of Police 
Police General Headquarters 
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ZRP Commissioner-General Matanga Re-assigns Deputy Commissioner-Generals

A drunk pedestrian is being blamed after a fiery bus collision with a fuel tanker that killed five people near Mutare on Christmas Eve.
Police say the driver of a Beta bus was avoiding running over the drunk unidentified man at around 6 PM when he swerved into the opposing lane before crashing into a fuel tanker. Said police in a statement: 
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The driver of a Beta Bus Company’s Youtong was travelling towards Mutare, with 63 passengers on board and on approaching the 242 km peg it is claimed that the driver was avoiding a suspected drunk pedestrian resulting in the bus swerving onto the lane of oncoming traffic. As a result, the bus collided with a Freightliner fuel tanker which was travelling in the opposite direction, with one passenger on board.
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National police spokesman Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said the fuel tanker exploded and both vehicles were engulfed in flames and burnt to ashes. 
Three people died on the spot including the driver of the fuel tanker and his passenger while two others died upon admission at Victoria Chitepo Hospital. 
The bodies of the victims were ferried to Victoria Chitepo Hospital, while 60 people who were injured were admitted at the same hospital.
Witnesses described scenes of heroism as dozens of passengers helped each other to escape the burning bus.
The dead were burnt beyond recognition.
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Drunk Pedestrian Blamed For Mutare Road Accident

Four people died after a Beta Private Limited <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/12/24/watch-fuel-tanker-bursts-into-flames-after-head-on-collision-with-a-bus/">bus collided with a fuel tanker, before bursting into flames</a> 20 km outside of Mutare, Manicaland Province on Christmas eve.
All four were apparently burnt beyond recognition.
National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said the tanker driver, his passenger and two passengers from the bus died in the fiery accident.
The rest of the passengers managed to escape the inferno through the emergency exit panels.
However, 54 of those escaping passengers were taken to Victoria Chitepo Provincial Hospital with injuries described as serious.
The four bodies were being retrieved last night.
Nyathi said the bus, which was on its way from Harare, encroached onto the opposite lane resulting in the head-on collision with the tanker that was heading towards Harare. He said last night:
<blockquote>
There are reports that the bus driver had tried to avoid a drunken person who was along the road and thereby encroaching onto the opposite lane but we are still conducting investigations.
Our officers are still on the ground and we will be releasing more details.
</blockquote>
Manicaland Provincial Secretary for Development and Devolution, Mr Edgars Seenza who attended the said the accident happened around 5 pm on December 24. Mr Seenza said:
<blockquote>
The tanker which was transporting fuel burst into flames. Both vehicles were reduced to wrecks.
As the Civil Protection Unit, we are encouraging motorists to exercise extreme caution on the roads.
It so sad to lose lives in such a horrific manner especially during this festive season.
</blockquote>
The bus was reduced to a metal hulk.
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UPDATE On Mutare Highway Accident

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has named people who died in <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/12/15/four-people-perish-in-harare-masvingo-road-accident/">an accident that happened along the Harare-Masvingo road on Wednesday</a> that killed four people on the spot. Pindula News presents the statement that was issued by police national spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi:
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<h2>FATAL ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENT AT 151KM PEG ALONG HARARE-MASVINGO ROAD.</h2>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police expresses its deepest condolences to the bereaved families of four (4) people who died in a road traffic accident that occurred at the 151km peg along the Harare – Masvingo Road on 15 December 2021 at 0300 hours.
A Freightliner truck towing two trailers which was travelling towards Masvingo sideswiped a stationary Shacman tipper parked by the roadside facing the same direction and swerved to the right resulting in a head-on collision with an Iveco omnibus which was approaching from the opposite direction with 21 passengers on board. 
Four (4) people died on the spot including the Freightliner truck driver and three (3) passengers from the omnibus whilst 19 others were injured. The victims were taken to Chivhu General Hospital mortuary for post mortem whilst the injured were referred for medical attention. 
The victims have been identified as: – 
• William MAFUWU a male adult aged 61 years, 
• Florence AARON a female adult aged 31 years, 
• Devese Lewis GUGU a male infant aged 2 years and 
• Chipo MANDEYA a female adult aged 39 years 
We urge motorists to observe the Government’s curfew regulations and drive safely on the road to avoid accidents as well as saving lives.
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FULL TEXT: Police Name People Who Died In Harare-Masvingo Road Accident

Four people were killed while eight others were injured when a truck was involved in a head-on collision with an Iveco omnibus (Kombi) between Chivhu and Mvuma, along the Harare-Masvingo Road early this morning.
The accident occurred between 2 am and 4 am.
The omnibus was on its way from Beitbridge Border Post heading towards Harare, while the haulage truck was heading towards the opposite direction when tragedy struck.
The haulage truck reportedly rammed into a stationary tipper truck which had developed a mechanical fault that made it swerve into the lane of oncoming traffic, resulting in the head-on collision.
Four people, including the haulage truck driver, died on the spot, while eight others were seriously injured.
National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the accident and said more details will be released soon. 
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/four-perish-in-crash/">The Herald</a>

Four People Perish In Harare-Masvingo Road Accident

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has launched investigations following the killing of 2 people in Shamva on Monday night.
Over 25 suspects are wanted in connection with the alleged murder of Russell Muronza and Marvelous Chiriga who were attacked with machetes, logs and sharp objects in a public violence case triggered by a mining dispute in Shamva on Monday. Reads a police statement on the case:
<blockquote>
The ZRP is investigating cases of violence by 25 suspects at Wadzanai and Tipperari B/Centre, Shamva which resulted in the death of two people and injury of three others on 6th and 7th December 2021.
The group which include some suspects identified as Lloyd Musimwa, Tozeza, Tafadzwa Bandawu, Law Zvemunyati, Khedha Mudoti, Evidence Musimwa, JB, Mududusi, Jose [Murukazi], Talent Bhobho, was armed with axes, machetes and other weapons as they attacked other illegal miners.
</blockquote>
National Police Spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi appealed to members of the public to desist from violence. He <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/shamva-murder-police-hunt-for-suspects/">spoke to ZBC News:</a>
<blockquote>
‘I appeal to Zimbabweans to refrain from violence particularly when they are engaging in mining activities. No one has the right to take away life, no one has the right to allocate mining title except the ministry of mines and mining development.
</blockquote>
Meanwhile, one suspect, Onias Sundura is in police custody and assisting them with investigations.
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Over 25 Suspects Wanted Over Murder Of 2 People In Shamva

Three armed robbers, who were disguised as genuine travellers in a cross border bus, last night robbed passengers of R167 050 and $7367.
 The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) say the robbers suddenly drew out pistols and started shooting at sixty-six passengers aboard a cross-border MBT bus before searching them one-by-one.
Police said the incident occurred at the 186km peg along the Harare-Masvingo Highway near Mvuma town around 11 pm on Monday.
Three passengers, including the bus driver Mr Lazarous Mungadzi (46), were injured.
One female passenger (name withheld), who was shot in the chest, is reportedly in a critical condition and is admitted at Gweru Provincial Hospital.
National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said he was still to gather the details.
The robbery has since been reported at Mvuma Police Station. 
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/breaking-robbers-hit-cross-border-bus-get-away-with-r170k-7k/">The Herald</a>

Robbers Hit Cross Border Bus, Get Away With R170K, US$7K

Statement by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Republic_Police">Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP)</a> Senior Staff Officer (Press, Public and Int. Relations), Assistant Commissioner <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Paul_Nyathi">Paul Nyathi</a> on the arrest of drug abuse suspects.
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<h2>ARREST OF SUSPECTS FOR DRUG ABUSE</h2>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has stepped up operations against drug peddling and all forms of unlawful dealings in dangerous drugs across the country.
On 24th November 2021, Police arrested Nomsa Sharon Ndebele (25) in <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Bulawayo">Bulawayo</a> for possession of 1.450 kilogrammes of dagga at Sizane Bus Stop. Following a tip-off from members of the public, Police recovered two packs of loose dagga in two separate plastic bags from the suspect.
In another case, On 23’d November 2021, Police in Bulawayo arrested Sithokozile Dube (33) for possession of 0,003 kilogrammes of Crystal Methamphetamine. The drugs were hidden underneath the bed. Upon noticing that she had been cornered by detectives, the suspect refused to cooperate and was exposed by the recovery.
On 22′ November 2021, Police arrested Arnold Kuzakwenhamo (37) for possession of 0.004 kilogrammes of cocaine in Mpopoma, Bulawayo. The suspect was arrested after a tip-off from the public and upon noticing that he had been surrounded by detectives, the suspect sped off in a navy blue Subaru vehicle registration number ADF 6540. A high-speed chase ensued. The suspect was later arrested while hiding in a toilet after his vehicle had been involved in a road traffic accident. Two sachets of cocaine were recovered while hidden in the suspect’s pants and two more sachets were recovered in the vehicle. 
Meanwhile, the Zimbabwe Republic Police reports that, from January 2021 to date, Police arrested 7 263 suspects for drugs-related offences. During the same period, 1 013,024 kilogrammes, 1 143 plants of dagga, 6,04 kilogrammes of cocaine, 1 331 x 100 ml bottles of Bronclear, 17 323 kilogrammes of Crystal Methamphetine, 1241,33 kilogrammes of Elphedrine, 41x100m1 bottles of Histalix, various skin lightening creams and unregistered medicines, all valued at ZWL$ 38 206 058, were recovered.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police urges the public to report all drug peddling activities in communities at any nearest Police Station.
This includes activities of drug lords who supply illicit substances to both the youths and adults. 
(NYATHI. P) Assistant Commissioner Senior Staff Officer (Press, Public and Int. Relations) to the Commissioner-General of Police Police General Headquarters 
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Chaos rocked Beitbridge Border Post at the weekend after cross-border transporters blocked roads in protest over the continued closure of the Zimbabwean side.
Zimbabwe closed its borders in 2020 after the outbreak of COVID-19, allowing only trucks and buses transporting essential goods and returnees to operate.
Zimborders Consortium chief executive François Diedrechsen said the weekend border blockade by the transporters, commonly known as omalayitsha, caused “too much” revenue loss. Diedrechsen said:
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All I can say at this moment in time is any form of stoppage or blockage is negative.
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Police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi Sunday confirmed the blockade and weekend chaos, which only ended after the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) gave in to the demands of the cross-border transport operators.
They eventually managed to clear the border at around 1 am yesterday. Nyathi said:
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We are aware that omalayitsha were protesting at the Beitbridge border causing traffic jams. As of today (yesterday), we are yet to receive a full report on the matter.
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As chaos ensued during the weekend, scores of South Africa-based engineers involved in the upgrading of the border post were caught in the traffic jam.
The transporters argued that they were an essential service provider as they carried food items from South Africa to Zimbabwe.
An internal police memo seen by NewsDay stated that about 65 operators were responsible for the blockade.
The police said ZIMRA staff had been instructed by their supervisors to turn back all omalayitsha to South Africa as the Zimbabwean border was still closed to the public, except for essential services such as buses ferrying expatriates.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2021/02/omalayitsha-block-beitbridge-border-post/#:~:text=CROSS-BORDER%20transporters%20known%20as%20omalayitsha%20yesterday%20blocked%20Beitbridge,extended%20its%20lockdown%20by%20a%20further%20two%20weeks.">NewsDay</a>

Beitbridge: Cross-border Transporters (Omalayitsha) Block Roads Over Border Closure

Police are looking for a 24-year-old woman who gave birth to a baby boy at her house before deserting the child at Budiriro Poly Clinic.
Joyce Chinyama is reported to have given birth on Saturday at her house in Budiriro before she was later escorted to the clinic by three women where she was admitted.
The offence was discovered around midnight on Sunday by nurses who were making some checks on patients.
They had been informed by another patient that there was a baby crying but she had failed to locate the mother.
Investigations revealed that Chinyama had used a chair to escape through a window of the maternity ward. She also disappeared with the maternity and baby cards.
National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the incident. He said: 

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The ZRP is appealing for information that may lead to the arrest of Joyce Chinyama (24) who dumped a newborn baby boy on October 17, 2021, at Budiriro Poly Clinic in Harare where she was admitted.
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The incident comes as police are still investigating another case of baby dumping which occurred at Mbare Musika in Harare, on October 4 at around 3 pm, where an unknown woman boarded an Inter Africa bus before asking a fellow passenger aged 33 to keep her baby who was approximately two weeks old.
The woman did not return to take the baby leading to a police report being lodged. Police took the baby to Sally Mugabe Hospital for further management. 
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/baby-dumped-at-clinic/">The Herald</a>

24-Year-Old Woman Deserts Newly-Born Baby At Clinic

Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) national spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi has announced the names of victims of a fatal road accident that happened along Roy-Buffalo road in Masvingo.
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FATAL ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENT AT THE 8 KM PEG ALONG ROY – BUFFALO RANGE ROAD, MASVINGO 
The Zimbabwe Republic Police announces names of three victims of a fatal road traffic accident which occurred at the 8 km peg along Roy-Buffalo Range Road on 10 October 2021 in which four people died while ten others were injured. 
The victims were positively identified as follows:-. 
Wilbert Mutusva a male adult aged 43, of Tsvovani, Chiredzi. 
• Chiromo Ester a female aged 59 of Village 1 Melrose Chiredzi. 
• Revai Machengete a female adult aged 39 of Gumbo Village Zaka. 
The Zimbabwe Republic Police is appealing to the public with missing relatives to visit Masvingo General Hospital mortuary to assist in the identification of one of the victims, a male adult.
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