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The ZRP reports a fatal road traffic collision at 223 kilometre peg along the Harare–Bulawayo road near Redcliff turn-off at 1745 hours this evening. Six people died when a Honda Fit and a Haulage Truck collided. More information will be released in due course.

The ZRP confirms the arrest of Mike Ndlovu (21) in connection with a fatal hit-and-run road traffic accident which occurred on 24/05/26 at around 0500 hours, at the 3 km peg along the Cross Dete–Binga Road. The suspect, who was driving a blue Nissan X-Trail, allegedly struck a 28-year-old man who was walking along the road. The victim died on the spot. The suspect did not stop after the accident, instead he sped off leaving the victim lying on the road.

The Officer Commanding Manicaland Province Commissioner C. Nhete led ZRP provincial crime awareness campaign at Chabata Primary School, Buhera on 23/05/26. The campaign which focus on tackling stocktheft, drug and substance abuse, murder, domestic violence, among other crimes was graced by various local leaders who include Chief Chamutsa.

A contingent of ZRP members and officers was in Zambia on an educational tour of Mkushi Girls Camp. The camp is part of Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle’s historical background due to the role played by women liberation fighters who operated from the country.

The ZRP confirms the arrest of a foreign national Mthokozisi Patrick Hlophe (46), Tapiwa Dube (38) and Dalubuhle Sibanda (41) at 60 km peg along Beitbridge - Bulawayo road for drug trafficking. The suspects were found with 120,244 kgs of dagga whilst moving with Nissan Hardbody Double Cab, registration number XVD354GH. No to drug and substance smuggling, peddling and trafficking.

Meanwhile, the ZRP crime and traffic awareness team conducted an awareness campaign against drug and substance abuse at Kushinga–Phikelela College, Mashonaland East. The team also covered the police’s efforts to curb Robbery, Stock theft, Murder and Domestic violence cases.

ZRP Mashonaland Central has re-invigorated the Police Client Service Charter. The event was led by Officer Commanding Mashonaland Central Province, Commissioner Nyirenda and was held at Mvurwi Stadium. Several stakeholders from the business community, farmers, traditional leaders and schools participated in the procession where the ZRP committed to fight crime and ensure peace in the province.

Breaking: The ZRP reports a fatal road traffic accident at Deka Bridge along Deka Road, Hwange. Eight Roman Catholic members died when their kombi plunged into the bridge as they were coming from night prayers. The accident occurred on 23/05/26 at 0700 hours. The vehicle had 13 occupants. More details to be released soon.

The ZRP has arrested Venancio Muchazondida (41) and recovered 48 boxes of smuggled drugs and substances at Beitbridge Border post, worth USD 12 000-00. The drugs and substance were deceitfully concealed in Maq washing powder cardboard boxes and wrapped with black plastics to evade detection at the border. The police also confiscated a Nissan Elgrant vehicle, registration number ADG 3066 used as a conduit to smuggle the drugs. No to drug and substance peddling and trafficking.

Meanwhile, the capacitation of junior officers of the rank of Inspector gained traction, with closing ceremonies addressed by Deputy Commissioner-General (Crime and Operations), Learn Ncube, at Buchwa National Training Centre and Deputy Commissioner-General (Admin), Lorin Chipato, at Shamwa Battle Camp. The Inspectors are part of the Officers-in-Charge of stations in the ZRP who run and manage stations dotted throughout the country. They are the link between the public and the ZRP at the local level.

As the ZRP intensifies its training and capacitation of police officers, the Deputy Commissioner-General (Human Resources) Dr. Mind Elliot Ngirandi officiated at the closing ceremony for the Chief Superintendent Training Course at Mkushi Academy’s ZRP Sports Club. The senior officers, who are Officer Commanding Districts and regulating authorities underwent a seven week long development training to assist them to offer quality services to Zimbabweans and manage the ZRP’s human and national resources in line with set standards.