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Police investigate Falcon College pupil's drowning after family raises concerns
Police have launched an investigation into the death of a 13-year-old Falcon College pupil who drowned during a canoeing incident at the school's dam in March after his family raised questions about the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. Jared Boka, a Form One pupil at the prestigious Esigodini-based school, died on 22 March 2026 after he reportedly went missing while canoeing with another learner.

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5 days ago2 min read


Police Hunt Bolt-Cutter Bus Crew After Viral Assault on Passengers in Murehwa
HARARE – The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has launched a nationwide manhunt for members of a Bolt Cutter bus crew after a disturbing video showing passengers being violently assaulted at Musami Cross in Murehwa went viral on social media. The incident, which reportedly occurred at Musami Cross in Domborembudzi along the Harare–Mutoko Road, has sparked widespread public outrage and renewed calls for stronger regulation of public transport operators accused of abusing passeng

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Jun 283 min read


Mandara Family Traumatised After Six Armed Robbers Storm Home in Violent Midnight Raid
A family of five was left traumatised after six armed robbers allegedly stormed their home in Mandara during the early hours of Saturday, assaulting the occupants before escaping with laptops, electronic gadgets, groceries, and other valuables. The violent home invasion occurred shortly after 2 am, turning what had been a peaceful night into a terrifying ordeal that lasted about 30 minutes.

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Jun 282 min read


Armed Gang Raids NRZ Power Station Near Harare, Steals US$10,000 Transformer Equipment
The National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has condemned a violent robbery at one of its electricity feeder stations near Harare after an armed gang overpowered security guards and stole transformer components valued at approximately US$10,000. The attack, which occurred on the night of 23 June 2026, has raised fresh concerns over the escalating theft and vandalism of critical railway infrastructure, a problem that continues to disrupt rail operations and impose significant fina

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Jun 282 min read


Former Cashier Jailed After Stealing US$48,000, Fleeing to Zambia Under Fake Identity
A former wholesale cashier who stole more than US$48,000 from his employer before fleeing to Zambia and assuming a false identity has been sentenced to an effective six years in prison after failing to repay the stolen money. The dramatic case came to an end after a cross-border investigation involving the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) and Interpol led to the arrest of 34-year-old Tawanda Manzinde, who had allegedly been living under a fake Zambian identity. Manzinde, former

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Jun 272 min read


Chitungwiza Man Alleges Sexual Assault and Robbery by Three Women After Boarding Mushikashika Taxi
HARARE — A 45-year-old man from Chitungwiza allegedly became the victim of a sexual assault and robbery after being lured into a suspected illegal mushikashika taxi while travelling from Harare to Chitungwiza on Sunday, police have confirmed. The incident has raised fresh concerns over the safety of commuters using unregistered public transport vehicles operating along major routes in Harare and Chitungwiza.

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Jun 192 min read


Police Probe Firearm Incident and Assault at Eaglesvale–CBC Rugby Match
Police are investigating a firearm-related incident and an alleged assault that occurred during a rugby match between Eaglesvale College and Christian Brothers College. Authorities have urged calm as investigations continue.

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Jun 151 min read


OPINION: The People Who Carry Us Through Our Worst Days Deserve Our Gratitude
In an increasingly divided world, emergency response remains one of the purest expressions of humanity. In a crisis, political affiliations, social differences, and personal backgrounds become entirely irrelevant. What matters is helping a fellow human being. We must make a greater effort to treat our responders with patience, respect, and active gratitude. Behind every uniform, reflective vest, or medical scrub is a person carrying the weight of someone else’s worst day.

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Jun 152 min read


Police on High Alert as Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Debate Intensifies
HARARE — The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has warned that it will take firm action against any individuals or groups attempting to incite violence or public disorder during ongoing national debate and parliamentary deliberations on the controversial Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB 3).

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Jun 43 min read


Two Harare Carjackers Jailed for 20 Years After Armed Robbery Spree
HARARE, Zimbabwe – Two Epworth men who terrorised motorists across Greater Harare in a series of violent vehicle hijackings have been sentenced to an effective 20 years in prison following their conviction on multiple armed robbery charges.

Southerton Business Times
May 292 min read


Chegutu Motorcycle Theft Syndicate Busted as Police Arrest Two Suspects
CHEGUTU, Zimbabwe – Police in Chegutu have arrested two men allegedly linked to a motorcycle theft syndicate responsible for a series of thefts and break-ins that have plagued the town since January 2026. The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) confirmed the arrest of Andy Ushewokunze (30) and Titus Manjengwa, who are being connected to at least 10 motorcycle theft cases and one unlawful entry and theft case committed in Chegutu between January and May this year.

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May 292 min read


Bishop Ngoni Mwazha’s Kwekwe Farmhouse Petrol-Bombed in Suspected Arson Attack
KWEKWE, Zimbabwe – Police have launched investigations after the farmhouse belonging to Bishop Ngoni Mwazha was allegedly petrol-bombed by unknown assailants at his farm near Kwekwe on Sunday night, destroying property valued at more than US$150,000.

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May 282 min read


Death Toll in Gokwe–Kwekwe Bus Crash Rises to 10 as Zimbabwe Road Carnage Worsens
The death toll from Wednesday morning's tragic road accident along the Gokwe–Kwekwe Highway has risen to 10, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has confirmed. In a statement released on Thursday, police said the fatal crash occurred at around 5:00 am at the 110-kilometre peg along the Gokwe–Kwekwe Road as a Trip Trans bus carrying 36 passengers travelled towards Kwekwe.

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May 282 min read


AMA, Police Intensify Crackdown on Illegal Sesame Trading and Smuggling
Officials say the joint operation is targeting sophisticated smuggling syndicates allegedly moving sesame seeds into Mozambique through illegal crossing points, particularly from Mbire District. Authorities are also seeking to curb roadside marketing and identify unlicensed buyers operating outside the country’s agricultural marketing regulations.

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May 282 min read


Ex-Police Officer Jaison Muvevi Sentenced to Four Life Terms for Deadly Shooting Spree
Former police officer Jaison Muvevi of Wedza has been sentenced to four life terms plus an additional 40 years in prison after the High Court convicted him on four counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. The shocking case gripped Zimbabwe after Muvevi embarked on a violent shooting spree across Harare, Hwedza and Mutare before fleeing into Mozambique, where he was later arrested and extradited back to Zimbabwe.

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May 282 min read
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