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Roadblocks key to policing — Nyathi

POLICE say roadblocks will be a permanent feature on the country’s roads to ensure effective law enforcement operations. This comes amid complaints from transporters and commuters about multiple roadblocks causing traffic congestion and chaos as police crack down on illegal pirate taxis and kombis. Addressing the media on Friday, the national police spokesperson, Paul Nyathi,…

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Smart policing key in enhancing national security

POLICE Commissioner General Stephen Mutamba yesterday emphasised the importance of leveraging technology and innovation to enhance national security and service delivery. Speaking at the demonstration of the Automated Fingerprint Identification System for Smart Policing at Zimbabwe Centre for High Performance Computing (ZCPHC) in Harare, Mutamba said there was a need for the police to transform…

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5k Nyatsime home seekers get new land

AT least 5 000 residential stand owners in the Nyatsime Housing Scheme, who were displaced over 10 years ago by illegal occupants, have been provided with alternative land for resettlement. This comes after the aggrieved home seekers purchased their stands between 2006 and 2010, before waiting for a decade to receive formal allocation from Chitungwiza…

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Heads to roll over HCC corruption — Minister

THE minister of Local Government Daniel Garwe has warned that “heads will roll” at the Harare City Council following shocking revelations of senior officials being paid obscene salaries as well as general corruption there. This follows the ongoing Commission of Inquiry’s investigations into the Harare City Council that has uncovered that the executive assistant to…

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70 students off to India

ZIMBABWE has entered into a partnership with India that will enable over 70 students from various vocational training centres (VTCs) to undergo a six-month training programme in the latter, focusing on fashion design and motor mechanics. The students benefited from the presidential and national scholarship programme and would travel in two batches, with the first…

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JSC commits to recruit more magistrates

THE Judicial Service Commission (JSC) is committed to improving the justice delivery system in the country through the construction of more courts and the recruitment of magistrates. This was said by the chief magistrate, Vongai Guwuriro, yesterday while swearing in 15 magistrates at the Harare Magistrates Court. The new court officials recently completed a six-month…

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Cops zero in on trolls, road hogs … as ZRP takes tougher stance against criminality

Shamaine Chirimujiri STAFF WRITER chirimujiris@dailynews.co.zw THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) will not spare anyone who engages in criminal activities, including those who abuse social media to malign ordinary citizens and prominent figures in the country. So says police national spokesperson, Paul Nyathi, who adds that the current operation aimed at taming the country’s traffic jungle…

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