Police Probe Death of Three Missing Infants in Kuwadzana

Harare – The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has launched investigations into the mysterious death of three infants who were found in the boot of a Mercedes Benz vehicle in Kuwadzana Extension on Friday.

The victims, Anopaishe Muzanago (3), Anenyasha Muzanago (1 year 3 months) and Raymond Matsiwe (4), went missing on Wednesday morning while playing outside their home. Their bodies were discovered two days later in a parked vehicle.

Police have moved to dismiss reports circulating on social media suggesting that officers failed to act when a missing persons report was lodged. ZRP spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi clarified that the Commissioner-General of Police and senior officers only became aware of the case on Thursday night after the issue was raised by a journalist.

“The public is urged to refrain from spreading falsehoods and allow police to conduct thorough investigations,” Nyathi said, adding that further updates will be provided.

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