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Emmanuel Kafe is a Harare-based investigative journalist with a sharp focus on human interest stories, under-reported issues, diplomacy, health, security, and politics. Over the years, he has conducted in-depth interviews with high-profile figures and key policymakers across Zimbabwe, Africa and beyond! His official social media pages on X - ****, Facebook - **** (Emmanuel Kafe). His stories can be found on www.sundaymail.co.zw, www.herald.co.zw, www.sundaynews.co.zw and other online platforms.
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Police sniffer dogs search for drugs in bags and cars...
📹 Emmanuel Kafe for The Sunday Mail
Rogue cops in drug syndicates
Investigations by The Sunday Mail have uncovered that some law enforcement agents in Harare are allegedly colluding with drug syndicates, reselling seized drugs on the streets. Despite a crackdown on drug peddlers that led to over 200 arrests, the problem persists with drugs being sold openly, sometimes by children used as mules. The report details how drugs like crystal methamphetamine and a cough syrup called BronCleer are distributed, and how some police officers are believed to provide protection to dealers. National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi acknowledged the issue and called for public assistance in reporting corrupt officers. The CID Drugs and Narcotics section has launched an operation against drug abuse, and Home Affairs Minister Kazembe Kazembe has vowed to pursue drug cartels. The article also describes the involvement of women and children in the drug trade and the challenges faced by residents in areas like Mbare due to the drug menace.