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A policeman was shot and killed on Monday night by suspected robbers in Luveve in Bulawayo, while an armed robber believed to be part of a syndicate

Car stolen from SA destined for Mozambique intercepted  that was being smuggled from South Africa into Mozambique via Zimbabwe near the Tshikwalakwala. The area lies 135km east of Beitbridge town and the vehicle was intercepted less than 10km from the Limpopo River. National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said they arrested Mozambican Antonio Sevene Massigue (42) and his Zimbabwean accomplice Robert Mbedzi (35), who hails from the Tshipise area in Beitbridge. He said three other suspects were still on the run. Ass Comm Nyathi said the value of the recovered Toyota Hil...

Gutu mentally challenged man kills two year-old  Sharon Chimenya, Masvingo Correspondent A SUSPECTED mentally challenged man from Gutu, who was recently released from the Chikurubi Maximum Prison has been arrested after he allegedly murdered his two-year-old brother by hitting him with a stone on the head. The murder is one of the two that have occurred in the area allegedly by suspected mentally challenged men. National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the two murder cases. He urged the public to assist the mentally challenged person in getting medication. �...

Company, school buses not affected by ban – police Herald Reporter COMPANY-owned buses and school-owned buses, including mini-buses, with documentation including proof of ownership, will be allowed passage at roadblocks and check points and are not affected by the ban on vehicles plying for hire outside Zupco control. The police clarification follows some people misunderstanding what ZRP Bulawayo provincial spokesperson Abednico Ncube meant when he advised all schools and companies hiring buses to hire through Zupco  as non-Zupco kombis carrying paying passengers would be stopped at police...

54 buses intercepted with smuggled goods as Zimbabwe tightens border controls 54 buses intercepted with smuggled goods as Zimbabwe tightens border controls distance buses in the car park FIFTY-FOUR buses transporting smuggled goods worth over US$20 million have been intercepted since the begging of March. As a result of the smuggling, the country has been losing millions of dollars in potential import revenue. An official within the national security cluster said between March 1 and April 29, they intercepted 54 buses carrying an assortment of smuggled goods worth over $20 million. “We...