The Zimbabwe Republic Police confirms the arrest of Enock Mawarire (39), Khulekani Sibanda (34), and Ian Tizora (29) in connection with a robbery case that occurred in Belvedere, Harare, on 13th September 2025.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police releases the names of victims who died in three fatal road accidents which occurred at the 46-kilometre peg along Mutare-Masvingo Road in Mutare, 49-kilometre peg along the Harare-Nyamapanda Road in Juru and 246-kilometre peg along the Mutare-Masvingo Road in Masvingo.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police is investigating cases of murder and robbery, which occurred at a farm along Dustain Road, Ruwa, popularly known as Mutangadura Hideout, on 17th August 2025 at around 2300 hours, where a businessman, Mutangadura Joseph (67), was shot dead during a suspected robbery incident.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police categorically disassociates itself from the treasonous social media videos and statements issued by a rogue policeman, Assistant Inspector Simbarashe Mandizvidza, recently. The errant member has since been arrested and is now facing both disciplinary charges under the Police Act [Chapter 11:10] and criminal proceedings.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police informs the nation that statistics for road traffic accidents recorded during the 2025 Heroes and Defence Forces Holidays from 11th to 12th August 2025 are as follows: –
Reference is made to the Zimbabwe Republic Police‘s press statement regarding the fatal road accident involving a haulage truck and a kombi which occurred on 22nd July 2025 at Hunyani Bridge along Seke Road, Chitungwiza.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police confirms the arrest of Edson Murambidzi (33) and Takudzwa Makanha (24) in connection with three armed robbery cases and a murder case which occurred in Harare, Mt Darwin, Mvurwi and Dotito.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police confirms the arrest of Benjaminm Mutezo (26) and Jealous Moyo (39) in connection with unlawful possession of 200 kilogrammes of dagga.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police is concerned with the recent cases of motor vehicle thefts across the country. The cases are occurring at residential areas, overnight car parks or when vehicle owners leave car keys on the ignition of unattended vehicles. Some cases involve motorists who lose vehicles after offering lifts to strangers.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has taken note of a fake message circulating on social media advising individuals to pay traffic violation fines online. This message is a scam and should be disregarded.