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A Bulawayo man has been arrested for pointing his licensed gun at another following a dispute over the price of a Honda Fit fuel pump.
Posting on Twitter, police said Emmanuel Charuka (30) pointed his 9mm pistol at Maxwell Tshabalala (39) at a car parts shop leading to his arrest. Police said:
<blockquote>
The ZRP warns firearm holders against abusing firearms to settle scores. On 05/10/22, Police in Bulawayo arrested Emmanuel Charuka (30) for pointing a firearm.
The suspect pointed a 9mm pistol at Maxwell Tshabalala (39) at a car parts shop in Kelvin North after disagreeing on the price of a Honda Fit fuel pump.
The Police have since recovered the 9mm pistol registered in the suspect’s name.
</blockquote>
In July, police warned members of the public with licensed firearms to desist from displaying them in public.
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said the police had cases where some people got into shopping centres displaying firearms. He said:
<blockquote>
We have had cases of people who are abusing their firearms. Some are giving them to their relatives who later use them to commit robberies.
Others are not securing their firearms which then land in the wrong hands later used by criminals.
We have also had cases where some people even get into shopping centres and start showing around live arms.
Others get to a stage of going to public gatherings where they start firing unnecessarily in the air, which is dangerous.
</blockquote>

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Man Brandishes Gun During Dispute Over Price Of Car Parts

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) is set to raid targeted homes and business premises in search of illegally held firearms commonly linked to rampant violent crimes involving the use of dangerous weapons in the country.
This follows the Friday expiry of the 53-day amnesty declared in August by President Emmerson Mnangagwa on all illegal gun owners to voluntarily surrender their weapons without any prosecution.
Police announced Thursday 545 firearms and 260 rounds of ammunition had been surrendered since the start of the amnesty. Said police in a statement seen by Pindula News:
<blockquote>
On 29/09/22, seven firearms were voluntarily surrendered to the Police throughout the country on the operation, “Firearms Amnesty,” bringing the cumulative figures to 545.
Meanwhile, 260 rounds of ammunition have so far been voluntarily surrendered to the Police across the country.
</blockquote>
The number however excluded any weapons that may have been surrendered between the period the statement was issued and 30 September, the date set as the official end of the amnesty.
Police spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said police will soon conduct an operation targeting those who did not surrender illegal weapons with criminal charges hanging over the heads of culprits. <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/2022/10/police-plan-home-raids-in-search-of-guns-as-amnesty-nets-545-firearms/">ZimLive</a> cites him as saying:
<blockquote>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police urges those who are yet to surrender the firearms to utilise the opportunity before criminal charges are preferred against anyone who will be found in possession of unlicensed firearms during the pending physical check exercise to be conducted by the police on all residential and business premises where illegal firearms are suspected to be kept or hidden.
Meanwhile, the Zimbabwe Republic Police implores all unlicensed firearm owners to visit local police stations and update their records in compliance with the Firearms Act Chapter 10.09.
</blockquote>
He said the government extended the amnesty after finding that a lot of guns were “generally being held illegally by those with expired firearm licenses, members of gun clubs who are no longer active, farmers, hunters and individuals who may be no longer be practising.
Nyathi also said there are some firearms holders who died and their guns are inherited by their relatives.
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Police Plot To Raid Homes, Business Premises In Search Of Firearms

Six (6) firearms were surrendered to the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) on Tuesday under the presidential amnesty on voluntary surrender of firearms and ammunition.
This brings the total number of guns surrendered to the police so far to 427. ZRP said in a statement:
<blockquote>
On 13/09/22, six firearms were voluntarily surrendered to the Police under the operation Firearms Amnesty, bringing the cumulative number of firearms surrendered, to 427 and 219 rounds of ammunition, since 08/08/22.
</blockquote>
The presidential amnesty on voluntary surrender of firearms and ammunition, which runs from 8 August to 30 September 2022, allows holders of guns and ammunition to hand them in with no charges being laid or penalties exacted.
Announcing the presidential amnesty on the voluntary surrender of firearms and ammunition on 8 August 2022, ZRP national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said:
<blockquote>
… the Zimbabwe Republic Police advises the public that in line with Article 12 of SADC Protocol on the control of firearms, ammunition and related materials, the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, His Excellency Dr Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa has granted an amnesty to all members of the public who are in possession of firearms and ammunition falling under the categories listed above to voluntarily surrender them to the Zimbabwe Republic Police from 8th August to 30th September 2022.
The firearms should be surrendered to any nearest Police station with the volunteer being given an official safe custody receipt to confirm that the weapon has indeed been taken over by the Police officer at the local Police station.
No criminal charges will be preferred to members of the public during this period as long as one complies with the provisions of the Presidential Amnesty.
The amnesty also covers anyone who is in possession of any weapon which was smuggled or illegally brought into the country.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police takes this opportunity to inform the public that physical checks and verifications will be conducted on all residential and business premises where illegal firearms are suspected to be.
In the same vein, all licensed firearm owners are implored to visit local Police stations and update their records in compliance with the Firearms Act Chapter 10:09.
</blockquote>

427 Guns Surrendered To ZRP Under “Firearms Amnesty”

Forty-six (46) unregistered firearms were surrendered to the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) on Thursday alone under the presidential amnesty on voluntary surrender of firearms and ammunition.
This brings the total number of guns surrendered to the police so far to 256.
The presidential amnesty on voluntary surrender of firearms and ammunition, which runs from 8 August to 30 September 2022, allows holders of guns and ammunition to hand them in with no charges being laid or penalties exacted.
In a statement posted on their official Twitter page on Friday, 02 September 2022, ZRP said:
<blockquote>
The ZRP reports that on 01/09/22, forty-six (46) firearms were voluntarily surrendered during the operation “Firearm Amnesty”.
The cumulative number of firearms surrendered to the Police since 08/08/22 now stands at two hundred and fifty-six (256).
</blockquote>
Announcing the presidential amnesty on the voluntary surrender of firearms and ammunition on 8 August 2022, ZRP national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said:
<blockquote>
… the Zimbabwe Republic Police advises the public that in line with Article 12 of SADC Protocol on the control of firearms, ammunition and related materials, the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, His Excellency Dr Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa has granted an amnesty to all members of the public who are in possession of firearms and ammunition falling under the categories listed above to voluntarily surrender them to the Zimbabwe Republic Police from 8th August to 30th September 2022.
The firearms should be surrendered to any nearest Police station with the volunteer being given an official safe custody receipt to confirm that the weapon has indeed been taken over by the Police officer at the local Police station.
No criminal charges will be preferred to members of the public during this period as long as one complies with the provisions of the Presidential Amnesty.
The amnesty also covers anyone who is in possession of any weapon which was smuggled or illegally brought into the country.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police takes this opportunity to inform the public that physical checks and verifications will be conducted on all residential and business premises where illegal firearms are suspected to be.
In the same vein, all licensed firearm owners are implored to visit local Police stations and update their records in compliance with the Firearms Act Chapter 10:09.
</blockquote>

46 Unregistered Guns Surrendered In One Day - ZRP

The number of unlicensed firearms that have been surrendered to the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) since President Emmerson Mnangagwa granted a presidential amnesty on voluntary surrender of firearms and ammunition on 8 August this year has risen to 114.
On 17 August, the police said 15 unlicensed firearms had been surrendered by the 16th of August in addition to the eight-five (85) firearms that had been handed in previously.
In a statement posted on their official Twitter page on Monday, 22 August, ZRP said one more firearm was surrendered on Sunday. ZRP said:
<blockquote>
The ZRP reports that on 21/08/22, one firearm was returned on operation ‘Firearm Amnesty’. The cumulative number of firearms since 08/08/22 now stands at 144.
</blockquote>
Announcing the presidential amnesty on the voluntary surrender of firearms and ammunition on 8 August 2022, ZRP national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said:
<blockquote>
… the Zimbabwe Republic Police advises the public that in line with Article 12 of SADC Protocol on the control of firearms, ammunition and related materials, the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, His Excellency Dr Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa has granted an amnesty to all members of the public who are in possession of firearms and ammunition falling under the categories listed above to voluntarily surrender them to the Zimbabwe Republic Police from 8th August to 30th September 2022.
The firearms should be surrendered to any nearest Police station with the volunteer being given an official safe custody receipt to confirm that the weapon has indeed been taken over by the Police officer at the local Police station.
No criminal charges will be preferred to members of the public during this period as long as one complies with the provisions of the Presidential Amnesty.
The amnesty also covers anyone who is in possession of any weapon which was smuggled or illegally brought into the country.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police takes this opportunity to inform the public that physical checks and verifications will be conducted on all residential and business premises where illegal firearms are suspected to be.
In the same vein, all licensed firearm owners are implored to visit local Police stations and update their records in compliance with the Firearms Act Chapter 10:09.
</blockquote>

144 Guns Surrendered To ZRP Under "Firearms Amnesty"

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) says fifteen (15) more unlicensed firearms have been surrendered by the 16th of August 2022 under the operation “Firearms Amnesty”.
On 15 August police said eight-five (85) firearms had been handed in since President Emmerson Mnangagwa granted a presidential amnesty on voluntary surrender of firearms and ammunition on 8 August this year.
In a Twitter post on Wednesday evening, police said the cumulative number of surrendered firearms now stands at 105.
On 8 August 2022, Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi announced the presidential amnesty on the voluntary surrender of firearms and ammunition. He said:
<blockquote>
… the Zimbabwe Republic Police advises the public that in line with Article 12 of SADC Protocol on the control of firearms, ammunition and related materials, the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, His Excellency Dr Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa has granted an amnesty to all members of the public who are in possession of firearms and ammunition falling under the categories listed above to voluntarily surrender them to the Zimbabwe Republic Police from 8th August to 30th September 2022.
The firearms should be surrendered to any nearest Police station with the volunteer being given an official safe custody receipt to confirm that the weapon has indeed been taken over by the Police officer at the local Police station.
No criminal charges will be preferred to members of the public during this period as long as one complies with the provisions of the Presidential Amnesty.
The amnesty also covers anyone who is in possession of any weapon which was smuggled or illegally brought into the country.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police takes this opportunity to inform the public that physical checks and verifications will be conducted on all residential and business premises where illegal firearms are suspected to be.
In the same vein, all licensed firearm owners are implored to visit local Police stations and update their records in compliance with the Firearms Act Chapter 10:09.
</blockquote>

15 More Unlicensed Firearms Surrendered To The Police

Police say eight-five (85) firearms have been handed in since President Emmerson Mnangagwa granted a presidential amnesty on voluntary surrender of firearms and ammunition on 8 August this year.
In a Twitter post on Monday evening, police urged those who voluntarily surrender firearms to also surrender the ammunition. Police said:
<blockquote>
The ZRP reports that as on 15/08/22, the cumulative number of firearms returned since 08/08/22 under operation “Firearms Amnesty” stands at 85 firearms.
Those voluntarily surrendering firearms are reminded to also hand in the ammunition for the surrendered firearms.
</blockquote>
On 8 August 2022, Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi announced the presidential amnesty on the voluntary surrender of firearms and ammunition. He said:
<blockquote>
… the Zimbabwe Republic Police advises the public that in line with Article 12 of SADC Protocol on the control of firearms, ammunition and related materials, the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, His Excellency Dr Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa has granted an amnesty to all members of the public who are in possession of firearms and ammunition falling under the categories listed above to voluntarily surrender them to the Zimbabwe Republic Police from 8th August to 30th September 2022.
The firearms should be surrendered to any nearest Police station with the volunteer being given an official safe custody receipt to confirm that the weapon has indeed been taken over by the Police officer at the local Police station.
No criminal charges will be preferred to members of the public during this period as long as one complies with the provisions of the Presidential Amnesty.
The amnesty also covers anyone who is in possession of any weapon which was smuggled or illegally brought into the country.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police takes this opportunity to inform the public that physical checks and verifications will be conducted on all residential and business premises where illegal firearms are suspected to be.
In the same vein, all licensed firearm owners are implored to visit local Police stations and update their records in compliance with the Firearms Act Chapter 10:09.
</blockquote>

Police Say 85 Guns Handed In Under "Firearms Amnesty"

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has warned members of the public with licensed firearms to desist from displaying them in public.
Speaking to NewsDay, ZRP national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said the police had cases where some people got into shopping centres displaying firearms. He said:
<blockquote>
We have had cases of people who are abusing their firearms. Some are giving them to their relatives who later use them to commit robberies.
Others are not securing their firearms which then land in the wrong hands later used by criminals.
We have also had cases where some people even get into shopping centres and start showing around live arms.
Others get to a stage of going to public gatherings where they start firing unnecessarily in the air, which is dangerous.
</blockquote>
In a statement on Monday, 4 July, Asst Comm Nyathi said police will not hesitate to enforce the withdrawal of the firearm licences and arrest those who abuse the privilege of legally owning a firearm.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/07/police-warns-citizens-against-public-display-of-firearms/">NewsDay</a></h4>

Police Warn Citizens Against Public Display Of Firearms

Full statement by Zimbabwe Republic Police Senior Staff Officer (Press, Public and International Relations], Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi on the issuance of firearms licences.
<blockquote>
<h2>CLARITY BY POLICE ON ISSUANCE OF FIREARM LICENCES</h2>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police wishes to advise the public that the Central Firearm Registry is currently reviewing the firearm licencing process for individuals and companies in terms of the Firearms Act, Chapter 10:09.
This position has been taken in view of the abuse of firearms by certain individuals and groups in the country.
Investigations are currently underway to verify allegations that some firearms owners are allowing their weapons to fall into the hands of criminals with some using them to commit armed robbery and other cases. The law will certainly take its course on such firearm owners.
The Police implore business entities, mining, farming, conservancy operators, professional hunters, security companies and those with valid and verifiable reasons to approach the Firearms Controller for the necessary licencing procedures to be followed. This is subject to strict vetting protocols by the Police.
Business entities are urged to religiously adhere to the tenets of the Firearms Act and comply with all legal requirements as they engage the Central Firearm Registry.
Meanwhile, the Police has established that in most cases, relatives of deceased registered firearm holders are failing to surrender firearms after the passing on of a relative due to lack of information on the disposal of the weapons.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police reiterates that firearms belonging to late individuals should immediately be surrendered to the nearest Police Station or firearm dealer for safe custody pending processing of all the required paperwork authorizing one to be in possession of the said firearm.
A receipt for the safe custody of the said firearm is issued upon surrendering the weapon.
According to the Firearms Act, Chapter 10:09 notice should also be given to the Controller of Firearms giving details of the death of the holder of the firearm through the Central Firearm Registry or any local police station.
Any family representative intending to inherit a late relative’s firearm should submit a copy of the death certificate, firearm certificate and a set of personal fingerprints for the vetting process, among other security considerations.
Therefore, a person can only have custody of the firearm after being vetted and deemed fit to possess a firearm and issued with a firearm certificate.
The Firearms Act Chapter 10:09 is very clear, it is an offence to possess a firearm or any ammunition without a firearm certificate. Above all, failure to renew a firearm certificate after the expiry date is an offence.
Observations by the Police indicate that failure to secure firearms by the holders is one of the factors contributing to the influx of theft and robbery of firearms: Registered firearm holders are reminded to ensure that their firearms are well secured at all times so that they do not fall into wrong hands.
The public should take note that it is not automatic that all persons or entities who apply for firearm licences will indeed be issued with such licences.
The Firearm Controller will be guided by the law and strict vetting process which is currently underway.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police urges the public to report any suspicious people with firearms on (0242) 706883, the National Complaints Desk on (0242) 703631/ WhatsApp 0712800197 or any nearest Police Station.
</blockquote>
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Police Speak On The Issuance Of Firearm Licences

A senior police officer and his wife have both been acquitted on charges of contravening the Firearms Act after they were linked to six guns found in the hands of two men in a national park.
The police armoury officer-in-charge for Mashonaland West, Inspector Clive Kadambure, together with his wife, Shyness Kadambure, were arrested in March after being linked to a case where two men were arrested in Gonarezhou National Park.
The two men were found in possession of six firearms which they were suspected of trying to smuggle to Mozambique through Sango Border Post.
Chinhoyi provincial magistrate Ruth Moyo found the couple not guilty on Monday after a full trial which revealed that they were not linked to the Gonarezhou case.
Their lawyer, Fortune Murisi, confirmed the acquittal. He said there was no big deal about ammunition found at Insp Kadambure’s house since he worked at the armoury section of the police.
He said in terms of Section 24, Kadambure was allowed to be in possession of ammunition without having a certificate.
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