Police in Harare have arrested two men on allegations of impersonating members of the security services. According to a statement released by police, Shepherd Sibanda (40) and Reliance Maenga were arrested on 30 December 2025 at the corner of Bute Street and Fidel Castro Street. Police said the two were found in possession of handcuffs, suspected fake identity cards, and a camouflage cap. Investigations into the matter are ongoing. - Zimbo LIVE Harare
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Tragedy struck at Chikurubi Damview on Sunday when a fierce fight between two former inmates over fishing nets turned fatal, claiming the life of 27-year-old Tanyaradzwa Innocent Muzari. Muzari had been fishing with 46-year-old Stanley Dhlamini Tutani, a former neighbour and friend from Chamboko Farm in Gletwin. The two men, both carrying troubled pasts, had forged a bond during their incarceration at Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison. Muzari served eight years for rape, while Tutani had previously been jailed for poaching.After completing their sentences, the pair ventured into fish mongering at ZPCS Damview, appearing to be rebuilding their lives. However, their friendship reportedly deteriorated about
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Four-month-old baby kidnapped in Bulawayo Police are probing the kidnapping of a four-month-old baby in New Parklands, Bulawayo, after the child’s mother was allegedly lured by a stranger she met through a WhatsApp group offering free children’s clothing. Bulawayo police spokesperson Nomalanga Msebele said the 26-year-old mother responded to a post on the Idale Labomama WhatsApp group and began communicating with an unknown person who offered to deliver the clothes. “The suspect introduced herself as MaNdlovu of Cowdray Park,” Msebele said, adding that the incident occurred on December 29. Police have launched investigations and warned the public to be cautious when dealing with unknow
Yesterday, ZRP officers at a roadblock on the Harare–Masvingo Road arrested Lucky Dube (39) and Tapiwa Dube (45) in connection with the theft of a Toyota Hilux Raider. The vehicle was being towed from Beitbridge to Harare. Investigations showed that the Toyota Hilux Raider had been stolen in Pretoria, South Africa. It had fake vehicle and radio licences, and the number plates on it actually belonged to a different vehicle. Source: Zimbabwe Republic Police
'Ilegal New Year fireworks risk arrest' Police have warned the public against staging unauthorised fireworks displays on New Year’s Eve, saying offenders risk arrest and prosecution as authorities move to curb injuries, fires and public disorder during celebrations. National police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi said fireworks and firecrackers pose serious dangers to people, property and animals, citing past incidents involving children who lost eyesight or suffered severe injuries. “Anyone wishing to use fireworks must obtain permission from the relevant authority — whether a municipal council, town council or district administrator,” Nyathi said. “Failure to comply is a
Police in Musina, South Africa, have launched a search for 40-year-old Zimbabwean Dennis Tichaona Mahosi, who went missing on the evening of December 23, 2025. Mahosi disappeared at around 8 pm while travelling to Zimbabwe from Musina. Limpopo police spokesperson Sergeant Mienkie Ramakgoakgoa said Mahosi was last seen after being escorted by his brother to a taxi heading to Zimbabwe. “In the early hours of Wednesday, 24 December 2025, the family received information that Dennis alighted from the taxi at a garage near the Beitbridge Port of Entry on the South African side and ran away,” she said.He was wearing brown chino trousers, a blue reflector jacket with a ZCC badge, and black shoes, and is mentally challenged.
GOVERNMENT women empowerment programmes continue to make a tangible impact, with a 21-year-old woman from rural Chihota, Danai Kwedza, emerging as a beneficiary after finishing second at the 2025 SADC Tertiary Institutions Essay Competition. Upbeat about clinching first position next year, Kwedza’s achievement stands as a testament to the effectiveness of policies aimed at uplifting the girl child, particularly those from marginalised communities. Hailing from Mahusekwa High School in rural Chihota, Danai’s journey from a humble background to the regional academic stage illustrates how empowerment initiatives are translating from policy into real opportunities for young women. Now an accoun
