Zimbabwe Police Ready for New Year's Eve.
The police want people to stay safe tonight as Zimbabwe greets 2025. Officers will watch streets, shops, and homes all over the country.
Police head Paul Nyathi says his teams will guard places where people meet. They aim to keep peace in cities, towns, and neighborhoods through the night.
"Have fun, but stay safe," Nyathi tells both locals and visitors. He wants everyone to follow the rules about fireworks. People must tell town leaders and police before they light any sparklers.
Nyathi adds that parents should keep their kids close. He warns that anyone who makes trouble will face arrest. This means no tipping over trash bins, no bad driving, and no breaking things.
The police gave out phone numbers for help. People can call if they see problems. Each big city has its hotline. There's even a WhatsApp number to reach the police. Nyathi ended with warm wishes. He hopes that in 2025, both Zimbabweans and their guests will find joy and success.
The police want people to stay safe tonight as Zimbabwe greets 2025. Officers will watch streets, shops, and homes all over the country.
Police head Paul Nyathi says his teams will guard places where people meet. They aim to keep peace in cities, towns, and neighborhoods through the night.
"Have fun, but stay safe," Nyathi tells both locals and visitors. He wants everyone to follow the rules about fireworks. People must tell town leaders and police before they light any sparklers.
Nyathi adds that parents should keep their kids close. He warns that anyone who makes trouble will face arrest. This means no tipping over trash bins, no bad driving, and no breaking things.
The police gave out phone numbers for help. People can call if they see problems. Each big city has its hotline. There's even a WhatsApp number to reach the police. Nyathi ended with warm wishes. He hopes that in 2025, both Zimbabweans and their guests will find joy and success.
