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A 28-year-old man from Mvuma has been sentenced to 12 months in prison for illegal drug-related offences.
Police said Innocent Jaison Chida (28) of G6 72 Athens Mine in Mvuma was found in possession of marijuana, Crystal Meth, empty bottles of broncleer, and a digital scale used for weighing drugs.
In a statement, police expressed gratitude to members of the public who provided information that led to Chida&#8217;s arrest. Police said:
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The ZRP continues to applaud the public for supporting the Government’s resolve to fight drug and substance abuse.
Following a tip-off, Police in Midlands arrested Innocent Jaison Chida (28) of G6 72 Athens Mine, Mvuma on 08/02/23.
The suspect was found in possession of 582g of dagga, 26 sachets of Crystal Meth weighing 1.52g, 4 x 100m empty bottles of broncleer, 22 empty sachets of Crystal Meth and a digital scale used for weighing drugs.
Innocent Jaison Chida has since appeared in Court and was sentenced to 12 months in prison.
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Mvuma Drug Dealer Jailed 12 Months

The number of young people using drugs such as crystal meth (mutoriro or guka) has risen alarmingly amid indications of a sharp increase in bed occupancy in mental health institutions due to drug abuse.
According to Wilson Box, the Chief Executive Officer for Zimbabwe Civil Liberties and Drug Network (ZCLDN), 30 per cent of youths in Zimbabwe are hooked on crystal meth.
However, there is no official statics on the prevalence of drug use in the country.
Speaking during a sensitisation meeting for editors, Box said drug use is also increasing in workplaces. He said:
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75 per cent to 85 per cent of bed occupancy in mental health institutions is due to substance use.
Drug use in the workplace is also on the increase, especially for guys who do menial jobs in most of our industries in this country.
Lastly, 30 per cent of youths in our country are on Crystal Meth or Gukka.
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Box said marijuana is the most widely used illegal drug in the country due to its availability. He said:
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It is only recently that there is a situational analysis to look at drug use in five provinces that is commencing soon and is going to take about two to three weeks.
The situational analysis of commonly used drugs in Zimbabwe shows that Marijuana always tops and it is readily available in our country.
We have got Codeine-based substances which are so readily available because you can actually buy them over the counter.
And then we have got Crystal Meth, Mutoriro or Gukka Makafela. This is the drug of choice for many including Sex workers and young people.
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He also noted that drugs such as cocaine, which was considered a drug for the elite in the past, are now finding their way into poor townships. Said Box:
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Yesteryear cocaine used to be found in affluent suburbs but you can even get it in Mbare these days.
We then have Heroin and domestic substances where young people are boiling diapers to extract the Sodium polyacrylate in them.
We have got ecstasy, this is normally used at parties by young people.
We have got prescription drugs like cough mixtures like Histalix and then we have glue, especially in street children.
There is also a challenge of polydrug use whereby people who are taking drugs actually mix a concoction of drugs and this is also causing problems in our country.
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Zimbabwe does not have public rehabilitation centres for drug addicts and services at available private rehabilitation centres are very expensive.
It costs roughly US$400 per week to stay and get treatment in a private rehabilitation centre in Zimbabwe.
<h4>More: <a href="https://healthtimes.co.zw/2022/07/10/30-percent-zim-youths-hooked-on-crystal-meth/">Health Times</a></h4>

"30% Of Zimbabwean Youths Are Hooked On Crystal Meth"

Harare City Football Club player, Jerry Chipangura (24), was arrested in Mabvuku last month on suspicion of drug dealing.
Chipangura appeared before magistrate Stanford Mambanje at the Harare Magistrates Court on Thursday on allegations of possessing 40g of methylenedioxymethamphetamine — commonly known as mutoriro — worth $200 000.
It is alleged that the footballer wanted to sell the drug in the city.
He was not asked to plead to the charges and was remanded in custody to 21 July.
Prosecutor Lancelot Mutsokoti opposed the granting of bail arguing that Chipangura may flee as he was facing a serious offence which attracts a custodial sentence.
Mutsokoti also told the court that police were still tracking and yet to arrest the drug trafficker who smuggled the contraband into the country.
He said Chipangura might jeopardise investigations if he was granted bail.
Allegations are that on 30 June, at around 8 PM, police were informed that Chipangura was dealing in meth in Mabvuku, Harare.
Detectives proceeded to New Mabvuku where they found the accused along John Tapedza Road.
The detectives identified themselves before searching him and found 40g of meth stashed in a small Adidas black bag that he was carrying. The drug was in two sachets.
Preliminary field tests carried out in the accused’s presence tested positive for meth.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/harare-city-fc-player-arrested-over-mutoriro/">The Herald</a></h4>

Harare City FC Player Arrested For Selling 'Mutoriro'

Illicit drug peddlers are reportedly selling marijuana, crystal meth, and other narcotics at schools.
According to Progressive Teachers’ Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) secretary-general Raymond Majongwe, schools have become a market for dangerous drugs like marijuana, and crystal meth known as “mutoriro” or “guka”.
Majongwe blamed the banning of corporal punishment for the lack of discipline in schools. He said:
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They [drug peddlers] are making a living out of these drugs. They are making money out of our children.
It is sad that teachers have become disempowered. The government and parents connived to say kids should not be disciplined. Schools are the mirrors of society.
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Some children, working with drug syndicates, are reportedly smuggling the drugs into schools disguised as muffins.
Amalgamated Rural Teachers’ Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) president, Obert Masaure, believes that the COVID-19 lockdowns had worsened the drug menace among children. He said:
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Indeed, our schools are seized with the issue of drugs, and this will lead to other forms of indiscipline, such as teen pregnancies.
We also have the issue of violence which is on the rise. The proliferation of drugs can be attributed to the long closure of schools; they [children] ended up doing drugs.
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However, unlike Majongwe, Masaraure is against the reintroduction of corporal punishment in schools. He said:
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We need better methods of enhancing discipline in schools.
There are some who are advocating for the return of corporal punishment, which we are against.
We believe outside corporal punishment there are other ways we can enforce discipline among our learners.
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Meanwhile, Savannah Madamombe, co-founder of community activist group Mubatirapamwe, said they have embarked on anti-drug seminars after receiving a distress call from teachers. She said:
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As such, Mubatirapamwe Trust is conducting preventative education training on drug/substance abuse in educational institutions.
The school outreach programmes are aimed at assisting students in recognizing internal pressures such as anxiety and stress, as well as external pressures such as peer attitudes and advertising, that influence them to engage in substance and drug use.
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<h4>More: <a href="https://thenewshawks.com/criminals-flood-schools-with-illicit-drugs/">The NewsHawks</a></h4>

Drug Peddlers Flood Zimbabwean Schools With Marijuana, Mutoriro

Full Statement by national police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Nyathi on the arrest of suspects for fraud and possession of dangerous drugs.
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The Zimbabwe Republic Police has intensified the fight against fraudulent activities and drug peddling syndicates in the country.
On 13th September 2021, Police arrested Elliot Mushanyire (46) in connection with a fraud case in which he duped the complainant of US $10 000-00.
The suspect connived with his accomplice, still at large, and forged some documents for a 1000m2 Crowhill residential stand, belonging to someone else, before selling it to the complainant.
Meanwhile, on 14th September 2021 at around 0800 hours, Police in Bindura arrested Ranganai Goba (43), Notes Dzenga (30) and Gonamombe Kachiere (42) after they were found in possession of 13,005 kilograms of dagga.
The suspects were intercepted at a Police checkpoint along Harare-Shamva Road, while in a Toyota Noah vehicle.
In a related case, Police in Mutare arrested Mutize Mwaparadza (39) who claimed ownership of a parcel consisting of 8 Kilograms of dagga which had been recovered from an Inter Africa bus, which was coming from Chipinge en route to Harare on 12 September 2021 at Christmas Pass.
On 13th September 2021 at about 2100 hours, Police arrested Chenaimoyo Bvukura (28) after receiving information that the suspect was in possession of Crystal Methamphetamine weighing 20,32 grammes. The illicit drug was recovered from the suspect’s home in Chitungwiza.
On 14th September 2021 at around 1600 hours Police detectives arrested Shingirai Muzanenhamo (33) after he was found in possession of 1,05 grammes of Crystal Methamphetamine in Yeovil, Mutare.
On 15th September 2021 at around 1400 hours, Police arrested Ian Muswongwe (25) after he was found in possession of three grammes of Crystal Methamphetamine at Corner Campbell and Harare Drive, Harare.
Criminals involved in drug trafficking and peddling in communities will certainly be arrested without fear or favour. We urge the public to continue reporting illicit activities to the Police.
</blockquote>
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Police Arrest Drug Traffickers, Fraudsters Across The Country

Two Harare women and one man Friday appeared before magistrate Stanford Mambanje for possession of crystal methamphetamine drugs worth $1.7 million.
Kudakwashe Charles Mapara (25), Gertrude Glenara (21) and Natasha Gamuchirai Chari (23) were being charged with contravening the Dangerous Drugs Act.
They specifically violated Section 156(1)(c) of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act, Chapter 9:23 as read with section 14(2) of the Dangerous Drug Act Chapter 15:02.
It is alleged that on August 24 this year, at around 1930hrs, detectives from CID Drugs, Harare, received information that the accused persons were travelling in a silver Honda Fit delivering dangerous drugs in the city. 
The detectives ambushed them on Kaguvi Street, Harare.
Glenara was driving the Honda Fit with Chari on the passenger seat when they fled, only to be blocked by the police at the intersection of Samora Machel Avenue and Rekai Tangwena Street.
A search on the vehicle resulted in the recovery of four sachets of crystal methamphetamine from underneath the car’s lever cover, leading to the arrest of the duo, who later implicated Mapara. 
Detectives searched Mapara’s house and recovered two sachets of the crystal methamphetamine drug and 108g of dagga. 
The recovered crystal methamphetamine drugs have a value of $177 905 while dagga was worth $9 000.
The magistrate remanded them to Monday for bail ruling.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2021/08/2-women-nabbed-over-meth/">NewsDay</a>

Trio Arrested For Possessing Crystal Methamphetamine Drugs Worth $1.7 million.

The abuse of the crystal methamphetamine drug, known as “<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mutoriro">Mutoriro</a>&#8220;, is on the rise in Zimbabwe. A Herald report today says that abusers of the drug are now stealing light bulbs from verandas in high-density suburbs like Highfield, Chitungwiza, Mufakose and Mbare to smoke the drug.
The abuse of Mutoriro in Zimbabwe reportedly started around 2016 and has been on the increase especially in Harare&#8217;s high-density areas.
Popular Zimdancehall artist <a href="https://www.thepatriot.co.zw/old_posts/bleeding-for-soul-jah-love/">Soul Jah Luv has been reported to be an abuser of the drug</a>.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/drug-addicts-turn-to-light-bulbs/">The Herald</a>
Image: <a href="https://healthtimes.co.zw/2018/06/20/exclusive-interview-with-crystal-meth-drug-addict/">HealthTimes</a>
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