The Zimbabwe Republic Police has opened global reporting channels for individuals alleging abuse by PHD Ministries leader Walter Magaya, urging victims worldwide to come forward. In a formal statement issued in Harare, police confirmed they are receiving inquiries from multiple countries and have designated official contact numbers for reports of rape, assault, or fraud.
Direct lines include a cellphone number, a national complaints line, and a WhatsApp contact. Complainants in South Africa are advised to file statements at local police stations, have them notarized, and submit them through the Zimbabwean Embassy. Authorities warned against sharing investigators' private contacts and cautioned that obstructing the probe or threatening witnesses could lead to arrest. The investigation remains open to both domestic and international reports.
Direct lines include a cellphone number, a national complaints line, and a WhatsApp contact. Complainants in South Africa are advised to file statements at local police stations, have them notarized, and submit them through the Zimbabwean Embassy. Authorities warned against sharing investigators' private contacts and cautioned that obstructing the probe or threatening witnesses could lead to arrest. The investigation remains open to both domestic and international reports.
