The majority of recalled MDC Alliance Harare Councillors have condemned the ongoing demolition of informal business structures in Harare dubbing the operation; “Murambatsvina 2. In a joint statement, the Councillors said it was a crime against humanity at the instigation of the ruling Zanu PF to
Government has given Harare informal traders operating on road servitudes up to Sunday to vacate and remove their properties in line with the Roads Act. The Road Act in section 48 states that it is prohibited to trade on roads unless with written permission from the
For the second time this year, the police and army have topped the list of perpetrators of human rights violations, according to the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP). In its Monthly report for May 2020, ZPP noted that state security agents have been major perpetrators of human
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has arrested 12 people in connection with the 256 helmets recovered at a basement office in Harare central business district yesterday. The police announced that they recovered 210 anti-riot and 46 municipal police helmets after some officers had made a pursue
Following the recent death of over 20 miners who were trapped in a Kadoma mine, a local academic institution, Chinhoyi University of Technology (CUT) has since started the process of opening a Mining Faculty in Kadoma that is expected to offer training to artisanal miners
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Harare Institute of Technology to promote cooperation in software enhancement and staff development. The agreement was signed at the CID Headquarters in Harare yesterday. "We are proud to announce that we have today entered
Women groups have lashed at their counterparts in positions of authority for separating themselves and justifying rape cases, urging them to use their influence to protect their fellows. Following reported cases of rape on women by soldiers and police during a crackdown of perpetrators of violent
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) is appealing alleged security forces rape victims during the military crackdown on civilians after the shutdown strike to come forward and report.
The Zimbabwe security forces have laid the blame for the civil unrest and violence that broke out in Harare and Bulawayo early last week on ex-soldiers and policemen who abuse military/police regalia to commit crimes. Addressing a press conference on Saturday last week, Police spokesperson, Charity
Zimbabwe Republic Police has revealed that general crime has increased by 21 percent in the Midlands province with Zvishavane and Mberengwa districts the most affected. Officiating at the annual ZRP Zvishavane district Cop of the Year Awards last week, officer commanding Midlands Province Senior Assistant Commissioner
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