The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) is conducting an investigation into a robbery case that resulted in a Harare man losing US$50,000.
Robbers pounced on a shop located along Shepherton Road in Graniteside which is owned by Tristan Ali Mohamed, aged 27.
It is alleged that Mohamed closed his company and went home on Friday. When he returned to work on Monday, he discovered that an individual had illicitly gained entry through a window, forcibly broken into three secured safes, and stolen the aforementioned sum of money.
The police have confirmed the incident. Inspector Chakanza provided the following statement: 
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Police are investigating a robbery case involving US$50 000 that was stolen at a company along Shepherton Road in Graniteside.
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In a separate case, the police in Centenary are appealing for any information that may aid in the investigation of a robbery at a service station that took place in Centenary on the 8th of August 2023, at approximately 0100 hours. Said a police statement:
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In another case, Police in Centenary are appealing for information which may assist in the investigation of a case of robbery which occurred at a service station in Centenary on 08/08/23 at around 0100 hours. Five unknown suspects attacked a security guard before disarming him and stealing an Arminus Revolver loaded with five rounds, an empty gun cabinet, a cellphone and Chubb safe with US$ 2 465 .00. 
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Police said anyone with relevant information is urged to report it at the nearest police station.
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<a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/pictures-11-cars-involved-in-an-accident-in-harare/">Eleven (11) cars were involved in an accident</a> at the intersection of Coca-Cola along Seke Road in Harare’s Graniteside industrial area on Tuesday morning.
Witnesses said the accident was caused by the driver of a bus who lost control of his vehicle following brake failure and crashed into an Isuzu truck, which landed on top of a Honda Fit vehicle, leading to a pile-up, but there were no fatalities. A witness told <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200004323/11-cars-in-freak-pile-up">NewsDay</a>:
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The bus lost brakes and when it was trying to avoid an oncoming truck it rammed into a white pick-up truck which landed on top of a Honda Fit, leading to a pile-up accident. The white Isuzu truck had only one occupant and the Honda Fit had three occupants who were pulled out of the car by onlookers.
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National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the accident saying investigations were underway. He is cited as saying:
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I can confirm that there was a multiple car accident in the morning at Coca-Cola intersection, Seke Road in Harare. There were minor injuries and a detailed statement is to be released in due course. Police investigations are underway.
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Vendors at the intersection implored road authorities to fix the roads saying the area has become a black spot.
An onlooker urged the government to put humps on the Coca-Cola intersection saying many people have lost lives whilst vendors lost their wares due to these accidents.
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