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Police have called on the government to outlaw “vuzu” parties saying they promote drug and sex abuse among the youth.
On Saturday, apostolic churches partnered with police in an anti-drug campaign at Gwanzura Stadium in Highfield.
Various apostolic faith churches from Chitungwiza, led by Madzibaba Owen Chingondi, and Highfield-based Madzibaba Moses Gwanzura attended the function where several musicians performed.
Detective Sergeant Netty Kundizeza said some young people are made to abuse drugs at Vuzu parties in some cases unknowingly. Said Kundizeza:
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Our nation is losing talented people due to the abuse of drugs. Vuzu parties must be outlawed as they encourage drug and sex abuse among the youth.
Some youths are being abused at Vuzu parties where they are lured into eating cakes and drinks mixed with dangerous drugs.
Mutoriro, tumbwa nedombo zvaparadza vana vedu tovaviga toshaya anotishandira nekushandira nyika yedu.
Parents, let us join hands in monitoring and teaching our children to desist from abusing these drugs and substances.
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Speaking at the event, Madzibaba Moses said that they decided to partner with the police to fight drug abuse. He said:
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Our marriage with the police is to fight crime. We organised this musical show to address people about the dangers of drug and substance abuse.
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Not all people come for prayers, but all people are affected by the few who engage in criminal activities.
Our musicians are here to strike the right chords for our message to sink into their minds that our nation can only be built by us.
Among the artists who performed were Allan Chimbetu and Mark Ngwazi. | <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/outlaw-vuzu-parties/">H-Metro</a>

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Outlaw Vuzu Parties - Police

Police in Bulawayo on Friday arrested 39 students from various schools in the city after raiding a Vuzu party in Khumalo suburb.
In a statement posted on Twitter, Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said police officers who raided the event found some used and unused condoms, beer, and cigarettes at the scene. He said:
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The ZRP confirms the arrest of 39 students from various schools in Bulawayo at a certain house in Khumalo suburb, on 18/11/22 while conducting a VUZU Party. Some whisky, cigarette stubs, used and unused condoms were recovered at the scene.
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He added that investigations are still ongoing and more information will be availed.
Vuzu parties are secretive indoor gatherings, mostly held by teenagers, where they will be drinking beer, doing drugs, and engaging in sex orgies.
In October 2021, 16 people were arrested in Kuwadzana suburb, Harare on public nuisance charges after they held a sex party.

Police Arrest 39 Students At "Vuzu Party" In Bulawayo

Some prominent people including church leaders and pastors are reportedly involved in organising wild parties known as Vuzu parties.
Writing for CITE, <a href="https://cite.org.zw/author/senzeni/">Senzeni Ncube</a> said Vuzu parties are wild indoor gatherings organised by teenagers where they engage in beer drinking, drugs and elicit sex.
The Junior Chamber International (JCI), Bulawayo Progressive Residents Association (BPRA), and Better Men Foundation conducted a Vuzu inquiry in 2019-2020.
Discussing the outcome of the inquiry on This morning on Asakhe, Sinqobile Ndlovu one of the people involved in the inquiry revealed that young people who attend Vuzu parties have threatened to name and shame respectable people who organise the parties. Said Ndlovu:
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We found that not only as presented earlier that there are different types of Vuzu parties where whoever sleeps with a number of sexual partners gets an award but there are vuzu parties that are categorised according to age, so there are age groups as well including vuzu parties for adults.
One other young person was sharing that she was shocked to find a local pastor at a vuzu party. They were sharing that if you older people keep pressing on the issue of these anti-vuzu parties then the best way to revolt as young people is to just publish a list of who we consider respectable adults who are actually contributing and even participating in vuzu parties feasting on young children as young as 14 years.
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More: <a href="https://cite.org.zw/church-leaders-involved-in-vuzu-parties-inquiry/">CITE</a>

Church Leaders Involved In Vuzu Parties | Inquiry

Police in Bulawayo have declared victory over the infamous Vuzu parties where youth, mostly teenagers engaged in excessive beer drinking, drug abuse and sex orgies.
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson in Bulawayo Province Inspector Abednico Ncube said they were aware of media reports that schoolchildren planned to hold Vuzu parties after schools closed for the August holiday. He said:
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We are aware of the messages and that schools are closing and that some children might misbehave.
Vuzu parties are no longer in existence. We have dealt with them effectively.
We will deploy our operations as usual, but if we react over social media reports we will end up missing the target.
</blockquote>
Some of the messages identified the White House in Mahatshula-Hillside Dams, a house close to Sokusile, Nkulumane and a flat opposite Tower Block in the central business district as venues for Vuzu parties.
Meanwhile, parents claim Vuzu parties are still being done during weekends, with most of the attendees being children with parents in the diaspora.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/08/vuzu-parties-exterminated-byo-police/">NewsDay</a>

Vuzu Parties A Thing Of The Past - Police

Various stakeholders congregated in Bulawayo on Thursday to discuss the issue of Vuzu parties which reportedly promote moral decadence among the city&#8217;s youths.
The meeting was organised by the Bulawayo chapter of Junior Chamber International in partnership with Bulawayo Progressive Residents Association (BPRA) and Betterman Foundation.
A youth representative, Trevor Gurajena, stated that Vuzu parties started as innocent parties which later degenerated into sexual orgies where illicit drugs are consumed. He said:
<blockquote>Vuzu parties started as a plain party, where children would go and dance to music, but nowadays they indulge in sexual activities, as well as abuse drugs and alcohol.
There are different types of Vuzu parties and these include the plain Vuzu party, the $5-Vuzu party, where there would be a minimum of 10 girls and 10 men who get into a sex competition.
The one who sleeps with all the girls becomes the king and the lady who sleeps with all the boys becomes the queen; they also share the money obtained from the attendance fee.</blockquote>
Police in Bulawayo said that they have started investigations into the problem and implored parents and teachers to be involved to stop the behaviour.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/06/byo-stakeholders-brainstorm-over-vuzu-parties/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Newsday</a></h4>

Bulawayo's Vuzu Parties Under The Spotlight

A form four Nkulumane pupil, Brandon Zimba is reported dead after he allegedly drank excessively at a vuzu party over the weekend.
Zimba&#8217;s mother who was greatly hurt by her son&#8217;s death believes her son is a victim of peer pressure. Ms. Sithembiso Zimba, Brandon&#8217;s mother said:
<blockquote>Never at any point in my life did I ever imagine that my child would drink himself to death. Growing up, he was obedient and brilliant in school&#8230;
At the new school, I started receiving reports that he had started drinking. The elders who stayed with him would sit him down and each time he apologised and promised to change.</blockquote>
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She further lamented over the moral decadence grounding the Zimbabwean society. Ms Zimba also believes that her son could be alive if it were not of the fact that she stays in Sout Africa where she is working. She Lamented:
<blockquote>I keep asking myself if the situation would have been different had I stayed home and taken care of my children. But I am living in South Africa to work and fend for my children. I did all I could for him as a single parent&#8230;</blockquote>
This death was confirmed by Bulawayo police spokesperson Inspector Abednico Ncube. He also revealed that investigations were underway.
Over the weekend, more than 100 teenagers were arrested at a vuzu party in Bulawayo. Alcohol, sexual enhancing drugs, used condoms, and knives were retrieved from the crime scene.

Form 4 Pupil Drinks To Death At A Vuzu Party

131 youths were arrested in Bulawayo for conducting the infamous &#8220;vuzu&#8221; parties in the city over the weekend. A Vuzu party has been defined by some as an orgy or underground club setting party for teenagers, popular in Bulawayo where they engage in all sorts of immoral behavior.
The youths, including one 13-year-old boy and 15 girls, who were being held in custody will appear in court today.
ZRP Acting Spokesperson for Bulawayo province, Inspector Abednico Ncube confirmed the arrest with the ZBC News. Ncube also revealed that some of the young people are alleged to have been drunk on alcohol and drugs. Alcohol, drugs and used condoms, as well as sex enhancing pills, were discovered at the crime scene. Below is a photo of things discovered.
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The Zimbabwe Republic Police has appealed to parents and other members of the community to assist law enforcement agencies in dealing with the vuzu parties scourge which has rocked Bulawayo.
Whilst some have suggested that those engaged in such parties be rounded up and disciplined, some have dug into the likely causes of such parties. Some have claimed that parents are no longer executing their duties, objects, and responsibilities as guardians in society. Some have blamed economic conditions for the conduct of the youths.
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