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Botswana’s Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Sarah Sethabile Molosiwa, has urged citizens from the two countries to work with authorities to fight cross-border crimes so as not to jeorpadise the relationship between the two neighbours.
Cross-border crimes affecting Botswana and Zimbabwe include smuggling, border jumping, human trafficking and cattle rustling.
Speaking recently while addressing Ngoma villagers in Gwanda, Ambassador Molosiwa said:
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Our Presidents address one another as brothers and that makes us brothers and sisters as citizens from the two countries.
Zimbabwe and Botswana have long-term economic, cultural, historical ties and this relationship started long back when we were still British colonies.
Even after Independence, the relationship between Botswana and Zimbabwe has grown strong.
As we speak our Presidents are working day and night to strengthen the relationship between Botswana and Zimbabwe.
This is because the challenges, problems and celebrations of Zimbabwe affect Botswana.
We are bound as people of the two countries to always be working together and interacting.
Let’s safeguard and not jeopardise this relationship.
</blockquote>
Botswana and Zimbabwe signed an agreement in 2018 to establish the Bi-National Commission (BNC) to promote and explore cooperation in various areas, including education, agriculture, defense and security, energy, the environment and health.
In February 2022, the two countries held the third session of the BNC in Victoria Falls where five agreements were signed – on Child Protection, Cooperation in the field of tourism, Cooperation in the field of Agriculture and Food Security, Water Cooperation and Cooperation on Youth Development. | <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/botswana-ambassador-urges-citizens-to-work-with-authorities/">Chronicle</a>

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Botswana Ambassador Urges Citizens To Cooperate With Authorities

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has announced that over 188 000 people have been arrested since the beginning of the launch of operations against machete gangs and cross-border crimes last year.
In a statement, the ZRP said the operations have been carried out across the country, and are still ongoing. Pindula News presents the statement:
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On June 19, police arrested 239 people countrywide in the operation ‘No to cross-border crimes’. So far, 160 616 people have been arrested since the operation began.
Meanwhile, on June 19, 2022 police throughout the country arrested 130 people during the operation, ‘No to machetes gangs.’ Cumulative arrests since January 1, 2022, now stand at 26 675.
</blockquote>
Machete gangs surfaced around 2019 when they were targeting mainly mining towns such as Kwekwe and Mazowe.
They would invade mines whilst some physically and sexually attacked members of the public in those towns.
Prominent machete groups are MaShurugwi and Al Shabab. 
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Anti-Machete Gangs, Cross-border Crimes: Police Arrest 188k Since 2021

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