ZRP Warns Against Planned Vuzu Parties In Waterfalls
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The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has cautioned organisers and participants against holding planned Vuzu parties in Waterfalls, Harare, targeting pupils who recently completed their Ordinary Level and Advanced Level examinations.
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In a statement issued on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, police said they had received information about the proposed gatherings and warned that anyone involved in activities that violate the law would face appropriate action.
The warning comes as school leavers mark the end of their examinations, with authorities raising concerns about activities that could put young people at risk.
The police also reminded the public that all gatherings must follow the law, including obtaining the required authorisation from relevant authorities.
Parents, guardians and other stakeholders have been urged to closely monitor young people and discourage them from attending gatherings that could expose them to danger or lead to legal trouble.
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Takudzwa Karowangoro is a Zimbabwean journalist and Online News Editor at Hurumende News, where he covers national affairs, politics, business, community issues and breaking news.
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In 2026, Karowangoro represented Zimbabwe and Hurumende News at the Seminar for News Officials and Journalists from the Global South in China. The programme exposed participants to developments in digital journalism, artificial intelligence, multimedia content production and modern news dissemination.
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