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Police in Harare on Monday arrested and assaulted 11 students from Belvedere Teachers College Morgan Zintec Teachers College and who were protesting (at the former) over the decision to block them from accessing the campus before paying their tuition fees.
According to the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR), the students were initially held at Milton Park police station before being transferred to Harare Central police station.
Lawyers Tinashe Chinopfukutwa and Paidamoyo Saurombe both from the ZLHR are representing the arrested students. ZLHR said in an alert on Twitter:
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Today, the week commenced with our lawyers @TinasheChinox &amp; @PaidaSaurombe searching for &amp; locating 11 student teachers who were rounded up at Belvedere Technical Teachers College &amp; detained at Milton Park Police Station.
The 11 are being transferred to Harare Central Police Station &amp; some of them are nursing injuries after they were severely assaulted. More details to follow…
The student teachers from Belvedere Technical Teachers College &amp; Morgan Zintec Teachers College were arrested for allegedly protesting against the fees’ hike &amp; for not being allowed access to campus if one hasn’t paid the fees in full. The students are due to write exams in October.
At Harare Central Police Station, ZRP members charge 11 student teachers with disorderly conduct in a public place as defined in section 41 of the Criminal Law (Codification &amp; Reform) Act. the 11 student teachers are represented by @PaidaSaurombe &amp; @TinasheChinox of @ZLHRLawyers.
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The students at Belvedere Teachers College were complaining that they don’t have money for school fees since they were asked to pay HEXCO fees separately which in previous years was paid as part of tuition.
Now HEXCO (Higher Education Examinations Council) fees are pegged at ZWL$15 055 while fees for this month were set at ZWL$16 000.
The students from the two institutions were planning to march to Higher Education Minister Professor Amon Murwira’s offices to register their concerns.
<h4>More: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></h4>

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Protesting College Students Assaulted And Arrested - Lawyers

ZRP has launched a manhunt for 2 men who escaped from Belvedere Teachers’ College quarantine centre, one of the escapees escaped after he tested positive and the other one escaped before knowing his results, The Herald reports.
In a statement released by ZRP, ZRP appealed to the families and friends of the 2 men to come forward with information about the whereabouts of the escapees. ZRP National Spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said;
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The Zimbabwe Republic Police is appealing for information which may lead to the location of a 33-year-old man who escaped from Harare Polytechnic Isolation Centre on June 15, 2020, after testing positive for the Covid-19 virus and another 28-year-old man who also escaped on June 17, 2020, before getting results. Family members, friends and close associates of the two are implored to report so that the spread of Covid-19 by the two can be curtailed. 
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This has brought the number of people who have escaped from quarantine so far to 180. Meanwhile, ZRP has managed to arrest 28 escapees of the 180 people who have escaped from quarantine facilities countrywide.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/man-with-covid-19-escapes-from-centre/">The Herald</a>

ZRP Looking For A Man Who Escaped From Quarantine After Testing Positive For COVID-19

ZRP has confirmed there was a demonstration at Belvedere teachers college where some returnees are quarantined, The Herald reports. The demo reportedly started when the returnees were asked to pay US$65 for compulsory Covid-19 testing at a private health facility.
The returnees responded by putting soil in the sadza as they demanded answers why they were being asked to pay for COVID-19 testing when it was supposed to be done for free.
ZRP National Police spokesperson Assitant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the incident and said:
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There was a demonstration at the isolation centre in which a group of people quarantined there put soil in sadza plates as a way of airing their grievances to the authorities.
Police were informed and reacted swiftly. No one was injured during the demonstration. We have since launched an investigation into the incident. 
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Meanwhile reports from other publications are saying the country has run out of COVID-19 testing kits.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/police-arrest-40-000-for-violating-lockdown-restrictions/">The Herald </a>

Returnees Quarantined At Belvedere Teachers' College Demonstrate Against Paying US$65 For Compulsory Covid-19 Testing.

2 returning residents housed at ZIPAM and Belvedere Teachers College have tested positive for COVID-19, ZTN reports.
The cases were reportedly confirmed by City Of Harare’s Health Director Dr Prosper Chonzi who said:
<blockquote>We have since moved them to the isolation centre at Wilkins. We tested them and separated them from the others.</blockquote>
The cases are supposed to bring the tally to 40 but the ministry is yet to update the nation about the new cases.
More: <a href="https://ztn.co.zw/stream/2020/05/two-zim-returnees-test-positive-for-covid-19/">ZTN</a>

2 Returnees Quarantined In Harare Test Positive For COVID-19 - Report

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The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Nick Mangwana, has claimed that COVID-19 quarantine centres in Mashonaland East have the capacity to accommodate 1806 people.
He tweeted:
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Mash East Quarantine Centres have a capacity of 1806 people. Each of the nine districts has at least one centre with four districts providing the additional six facilities.
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Chikomba district 
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Many have however expressed great concern over the state of these centres saying that they lack basics required to ensure that the virus is contained.
There was outrage a few weeks ago after returnees from the United Kingdom alleged that there was no running water at Belvedere Teachers’ College where they were housed.
The government was also ridiculed after pictures of <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/04/10/pictures-gweru-district-taskforce-inspect-temporary-isolation-centre-for-coronavirus-patients/">temporary isolation centre for coronavirus patients in Gweru</a> made rounds on social media.
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List Of Coronavirus Quarantine Centres In  Mashonaland East

Advocate Fadzayi Mahere, a leader in the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has condemned the ill-treatment of Zimbabwean returnees by authorities and some members of the public.
She posted on Twitter reminding that Zimbabweans in the diaspora were also Zimbabweans. Her remarks come after some allegedly said that the returnees who were refusing to be housed at Belvedere Teachers College should go back to where they came from.
The returnees were arguing that the institution has no running water hence inappropriate for quarantine.
It is within this context that Mahere tweeted saying:
<blockquote>Let’s be clear: Zimbabweans in the diaspora are part of Zimbabwe. They have every right to be here. We must not let anyone divide us. The diaspora is our family. They are our friends. If anything, we should be pushing for the diaspora vote not telling them “to go back,”</blockquote>
The returnees decided to come back as coronavirus lockdown regulations in the countries which host them were making their lives unbearable.
Despite reports suggesting that an employer of some of the returnees had offered to pay for their hospital bills if any local hotel had accepted them, the government announced that it had resolved to quarantine them at Belevedere Teachers College.
More: <a href="https://twitter.com/advocatemahere/status/1252923499854864384">Fadzayi Mahere</a>

"Zimbabweans In The Diaspora Are Part Of Zimbabwe." - Mahere Fumes