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HARARE – The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has revealed that as of 12th February 2024, it had arrested a total of 3 775 suspected land barons, with 985 convictions being made by the courts, while 3 360 cases are pending trial.
HARARE – Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister, Kazembe Kazembe said on Wednesday that the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) was looking for a potential partner for the computerization of its operations.
HARARE – There were less road accidents and fatalities arising from them in the just ended festive season compared to the same period last year, police said on Monday. In a statement, police national spokesman, assistant commissioner Paul Nyathi said road crashes between December 15 and January 8, claimed 138 lives, compared to 170 over the same period last year.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has released the names of five more people who died from a tragic road accident that killed 22 people last week at the 27km peg along the Bulawayo-Beitbridge Highway.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has confirmed two fatal road traffic accidents which led to the death of nine people.
Speaking at the Pre Election Conference hosted by the Election Resource Centre (ERC) in Harare on Wednesday, Human Rights NGO Forum Director Musa Kika accused the ZRP of exercising “biased policing and unequal treatment of political parties”.
Thirty-Five motorbikes seized as exhibits by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Criminal Investigations Department (CID) with a selling value of US$87 500 have disappeared from their custody.
In a move that appears to confirm that Zanu-PF enjoys impunity from crimes its members commit against the opposition, Tourism and Hospitality Deputy Minister Barbara Rwodzi has been exposed for threatening an assistant inspector who was investigating a Zanu-PF supporter arrested for removing opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) campaign posters.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has opened a docket against Bikita South Zanu-PF aspiring candidate, Energy Mutodi for opening fire on opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) members who had gathered at Baradzanwa township in Bikita last week.
Afraid of discrediting the upcoming 2023 election, police chiefs have directed their provincial commanders not to block political parties from holding rallies saying such decisions will only be taken after “thoroughly consulting” police headquarters.