The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) have arrested two men suspected of participating in 10 armed robberies across Harare.
Detectives apprehended John Nhira (40) and Obert Maveza (29) following a dramatic shootout in Chitungwiza.
The arrests took place at Jambanja Business Centre in Unit C on Wednesday.
Police reportedly tracked the suspects to the business centre after receiving information about their whereabouts.
Both men suffered gunshot wounds to their legs during the confrontation. Officers subsequently took them to a local hospital for treatment under police guard.
Police recover stolen Tokarev pistol
Following the operation, detectives recovered an air gun and a Tokarev pistol.
Investigators believe the pistol was stolen during a house robbery in Ashdown Park, Harare.
That incident occurred on July 22, 2026, according to the police statement.
The latest arrests follow the apprehension of two alleged accomplices. Police previously arrested Chiedza Jamombe (36) and Chamunorwa Takawira (33) in September and October.
Authorities suspect the four individuals participated in 10 armed robbery incidents across Harare.
Suspects linked to US$8 120 robbery
Among the cases under investigation is a robbery in Cold Comfort, Harare, on August 3, 2026.
The suspects allegedly stole cash and valuables worth approximately US$8 120 during the incident.
Another robbery occurred at a house in Madokero Estate on September 12, 2026.
The stolen household property was reportedly valued at approximately US$3 100.
Meanwhile, police have appealed to the public for assistance with ongoing investigations.
The ZRP has encouraged residents to share information that could help authorities identify criminals and prevent further robberies.
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