Zimbabwe's army plans training exercises across several Harare neighborhoods from June 3 through 6. Colonel Hlengiwe Dube told residents they should stay calm during the drills. Military personnel will practice daytime operations around Glen View, Glen Norah, Kuwadzana, Dzivarasekwa, Mt Hampden and Westgate areas. Army officials stressed these activities represent routine preparation rather than emergency responses. Citizens can continue normal daily schedules without worry.
Most military movements will happen along Solomon Mujuru Road near the targeted suburbs. The Zimbabwe National Army wants people to avoid approaching military vehicles and convoys during training periods. Officials emphasized the exercises pose no danger to civilian populations or business operations. Residents may notice increased army presence but should not feel alarmed about security threats. The training helps soldiers maintain readiness for future missions.
Military leaders planned these drills months ahead of the actual dates. Zimbabwe citizens often worry when they see army units moving through urban areas. The announcement aims to prevent panic among people living near training zones. Army representatives remain available at Josiah Magama Tongogara Barracks for questions. Public relations staff can address concerns about the military exercises.
Most military movements will happen along Solomon Mujuru Road near the targeted suburbs. The Zimbabwe National Army wants people to avoid approaching military vehicles and convoys during training periods. Officials emphasized the exercises pose no danger to civilian populations or business operations. Residents may notice increased army presence but should not feel alarmed about security threats. The training helps soldiers maintain readiness for future missions.
Military leaders planned these drills months ahead of the actual dates. Zimbabwe citizens often worry when they see army units moving through urban areas. The announcement aims to prevent panic among people living near training zones. Army representatives remain available at Josiah Magama Tongogara Barracks for questions. Public relations staff can address concerns about the military exercises.
