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Zimbabwe: Cops Turn Down Us$9 000 Bribe Zimbabwe: Cops Turn Down Us$9 000 Bribe 4 hours ago By Victor Maphosa- Police in Nyazura, Manicaland, on Wednesday exhibited a high degree of professionalism when they resisted a US$9 000 bribe dangled by members of a smuggling syndicate. They arrested six of them and recovered a huge number of second hand clothing bales laden on six trucks believed to have been destined for Harare. Seven more smugglers, six of them foreigners, were arrested in Binga a day earlier as they loaded 275 clothing bales onto a 15-tonne DAF truck as law enforcement agents int...

Police in Zimbabwe has launched investigation into the murder of two minors in Sambaza Village, Chief Mutasa in Nyanga. The duo went missing on Tuesday after lessons at Saint Robert Mbaza Primary school and their bodies were found on Wednesday with deep cuts on the necks and their uniforms were blood-stained but all their body parts were intact. In a statement, national police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said the bodies of the two minors were found in a disused toilet pit yesterday. They had been missing since Tuesday when they left home for school and villagers began sear...

Churches heed directive to limit numbers Fatima Bulla-Musakwa and Wallace Ruzvidzo CHURCHES have heeded the directive by authorities to limit gatherings to a maximum of 50 people as Christians celebrate the Easter Holiday with caution to prevent a third wave of Covid-19. This comes as police are out in full force to curtail criminal activities through patrols and crime awareness campaigns. The four-day Easter holiday, which ends tomorrow, is usually characterised by huge congregations such as church crusades and baptism ceremonies, but this year, such large gatherings have been banned. The 50...

A Harare man lost various electrical gadgets to armed robbers while a 16-year-old girl was robbed and raped by an unknown man in Masvingo,

Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi The Zimbabwe Republic Police says medical personnel have confirmed that the baby seen in a social media video titled ‘Police officer strikes, kills little baby with a baton stick in Harare’ is alive and was not hit by a baton stick. In a statement, ZRP spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said the police officer smashed a windscreen and the fragments hit the mother and baby. “The public is advised that comprehensive investigations conducted by the police have revealed that a team of police officers was on traffic enforcement duties along Sec...