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Police have confirmed the arrest of two officers caught in a viral video taking bribes from motorists on the Harare-Mutare Road near the Mabvuku turn-off.
The video, which lasts over five minutes, was recorded by a motorist on Saturday, November 2, and has since gone viral.
In a statement released on Sunday, November 3, Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the arrests of Sergeant Chifamba and Constable Gunzva, saying they are facing both disciplinary and criminal charges. Reads the statement:
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ZRP UPDATE ON VIRAL SOCIAL MEDIA POST OF POLICE OFFICERS TAKING BRIBES AT MABVUKU TURN-OFF, HARARE
Reference is made to the viral social media post which clearly showed two police officers on a Zimbabwe Republic Police motorbike taking bribes from pirate kombis, taxis and registered public service vehicles along Harare-Mutare Road, Mabvuku turn-off.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police informs the public that Sergeant Chifamba and Constable Gunzva have been arrested and are now in detention.
They are facing both disciplinary and criminal charges. These are bad apples who do not deserve to be serving in the Police Service.
The Commissioner-General of Police does not condone corruption by any police officer and will ensure that the law takes its course without fear or favour.
</blockquote>
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Two police officers were caught on camera taking bribes from drivers at Mabvuku in Zimbabwe. The video was shared on social media and went viral. The officers, Sergeant Chifamba and Constable Gunzva, have been arrested and are facing punishment. The police commissioner says corruption will not be tolerated in the police force. The officers are in trouble for taking money from kombis, taxis, and other vehicles. They are going to face punishment for their actions.

Mabvuku Turn-off Bribe-taking Police Officers Arrested

Eight commuter omnibus conductors who were arrested over the weekend for trying to bribe traffic police by paying them amounts ranging from US$2 to US$5 were sentenced to six months in prison by Harare magistrate Noticia Shenge.
The conductors, Hamphry Midzi (22), Godknows Nyawata (24), Abisha Kamwaya (28), Tinotenda Matuvha (23), Bothwell Jack (18), Tadiwa Webster Homotso (19), Tinotenda Bhudala (19) and Raphael Zinyama (33) had their 12-year sentences suspended to six months on condition that they do not commit the same offences in five years.
<a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/06/8-kombi-drivers-sentenced-six-months/">NewsDay’s Desmond Chingarande reports</a> that the conductors will, therefore, serve effective six-month jail terms.
Magistrate Shenje said she took note that bribery offences were on the rise, adding that the court does not condone corruption. She said:
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The court is of the view that a deterrent sentence in the form of a custodial sentence will send a clear message to would be offenders and that bribing police officers is a serious offence.
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The conductors were arrested on June 16 this year at around 8 am when their buses were stopped at police roadblocks around Harare.
The convicts disembarked from their buses and approached police officers and gave them varying amounts of United States dollars from US$2 to US$5 as bribe money for free passage at roadblocks.
This led to their arrests. Some members of the public are expressing concern over the arrests of those who engage in petty corruption while individuals who are “stealing millions” from state coffers remain untouched. 
To date, several political elites have been arrested over corruption and a huge fraction of them was released after the state failed to provide compelling evidence against them. 
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