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The rising issue of street kids in Harare: A threat to public safety and health

Evidence suggests that many street kids in Harare have homes and parents, and their behaviour in public often mirrors patterns observed at home.
By Clever Marisa Aug. 24, 2025

Chiwenga takes another dig at zvigananda

Zimbabwe is believed to be losing billions of United States dollars to corruption, smuggling of minerals and other illicit financial flows.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 19, 2025

Law enforcement agents swoop on drug peddlers

Zimbabwe is experiencing widespread drug and substance abuse, primarily among young people, who are frustrated by the harsh economic climate and a scarcity of jobs.
By Brent Shamu Aug. 11, 2025

New drama film to tackle drug abuse, GBV

He said The Future featured Zimbabwean talent both in front of and behind the camera.
By Gracious Daniel Aug. 8, 2025

Dagga sells out 'wanted' criminals

Police said they discovered during the raid that Muchichwa and Nhenda had other pending cases
By Allen Mangava Jul. 31, 2025

British dagga smugglers jailed 9 years

Tihaise Darlin Elisha (18) and Taylor Tamara Simone (20) were found guilty by Harare regional magistrate Marehwanazvo 
By Trevor Mutsvairo Jul. 28, 2025

Criminalisation of drug users fails to curb drug crisis

According to national police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi, 7 991 people were arrested on drug-related charges between January and mid-2025.
By Vanessa Gonye Jul. 24, 2025

From US$0,50 to death: Zim’s illicit brew epidemic fills the cemetery

Kambwa or mukozodo has become a silent killer, with John’s tragic tale serving as a haunting reminder of its devastating consequences.
By Clayton Masekesa Jul. 19, 2025