An audacious break-in attempt at Delta Beverages’ Southerton plant was foiled after an employee discovered a tunnel linked to the stormwater drainage system.
The unusual attempt came to light on 17 February 2025, when the employee noticed signs of unauthorized activity beneath the brewery grounds.
Delta Beverages confirmed the incident in a statement, but offered few details on the intruders’ motives or whether they managed to steal anything.
The company assured the public that operations at the plant were not disrupted by the breach. Part of the statement reads:
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Delta Beverages Private Limited, a leading manufacturer of lagers in Zimbabwe, is currently investigating alleged attempt by unknown persons to illegally access premises at Southerton brewery through a pre-existing water storm drainage tunnel.
The incident, which was discovered on 17 February 2025 by Delta Beverages employees, has not caused disruption to our operations.
We are working closely with the police and responsible authorities to determine the veracity of the report and the possible motive and identity of the perpetrators.
We take the safety and security of our employees, facilities, and our assets very seriously.
We are cooperating fully with all responsible authorities involved in the investigation and are conducting our standard incident management and review processes.
We urge anyone with information about this incident to come forward and contact the police or 
our company directly.
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Someone tried to break into Delta Beverages' Southerton plant by digging a tunnel, but they were caught before they could do any harm. The company is investigating the incident with the help of the police. Thankfully, the brewery's operations were not affected by this breach. Delta Beverages wants to ensure the safety and security of their employees and assets, and they are asking for anyone with information about the incident to come forward.

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