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48 drug dens destroyed yet granary bases remain untouchable
12 Jun 2024 at 00:48hrs | Views
Cabinet received good news that 48 DRUG DENS had been DESTROYED these being:
Manicaland -25
Harare -10
Mash Central - 6
Mat North - 3
Mash West - 2
Midlands -2
Yet the suburb of Granary, Harare, has a growing and concerning epidemic of illicit substance abuse has taken hold, wreaking havoc on the lives of residents and the community as a whole. Areas such as Phase 4, Phase 1, Nicetime, and Pafence have become known as drug zones, where the trade and use of dangerous substances have become all too common.
The repercussions of this scourge are far-reaching, with the community bearing the brunt of the societal ills caused by drug abuse. Increased crime, violence, and family breakdowns have become a tragic reality for many in Granary, as individuals succumb to the grip of addiction.
Sadly, it appears that certain individuals within the community are complicit in the spread of this epidemic. Figures like Calvin Gonzo, David Kulala, Manjoro, and Kararira Tsvimbo have been implicated in facilitating the drug trade, further exacerbating the crisis.
"It's heartbreaking to see the impact that these illicit substances are having on our community," said local resident, Jane Mpofu. "We need to come together as a united front to tackle this issue head-on, before it's too late."
The call to action is clear – the Granary community must mobilize and work collectively to reclaim their neighborhood from the clutches of substance abuse. This will require a multi-pronged approach, encompassing law enforcement, community-based initiatives, and a concerted effort to address the underlying social and economic factors that contribute to this crisis.
"It's not going to be easy, but we have no choice," added Mpofu. "The future of our community depends on us taking a stand and reclaiming our streets, our families, and our lives from the grip of this devastating epidemic."
The road ahead may be long and challenging, but the residents of Granary are determined to overcome the substance abuse crisis and restore the vibrancy and safety of their beloved suburb. Through unity, resilience, and a steadfast commitment to their community, the people of Granary can pave the way for a brighter, healthier future.
Manicaland -25
Harare -10
Mash Central - 6
Mat North - 3
Mash West - 2
Midlands -2
Yet the suburb of Granary, Harare, has a growing and concerning epidemic of illicit substance abuse has taken hold, wreaking havoc on the lives of residents and the community as a whole. Areas such as Phase 4, Phase 1, Nicetime, and Pafence have become known as drug zones, where the trade and use of dangerous substances have become all too common.
The repercussions of this scourge are far-reaching, with the community bearing the brunt of the societal ills caused by drug abuse. Increased crime, violence, and family breakdowns have become a tragic reality for many in Granary, as individuals succumb to the grip of addiction.
Sadly, it appears that certain individuals within the community are complicit in the spread of this epidemic. Figures like Calvin Gonzo, David Kulala, Manjoro, and Kararira Tsvimbo have been implicated in facilitating the drug trade, further exacerbating the crisis.
"It's heartbreaking to see the impact that these illicit substances are having on our community," said local resident, Jane Mpofu. "We need to come together as a united front to tackle this issue head-on, before it's too late."
The call to action is clear – the Granary community must mobilize and work collectively to reclaim their neighborhood from the clutches of substance abuse. This will require a multi-pronged approach, encompassing law enforcement, community-based initiatives, and a concerted effort to address the underlying social and economic factors that contribute to this crisis.
"It's not going to be easy, but we have no choice," added Mpofu. "The future of our community depends on us taking a stand and reclaiming our streets, our families, and our lives from the grip of this devastating epidemic."
The road ahead may be long and challenging, but the residents of Granary are determined to overcome the substance abuse crisis and restore the vibrancy and safety of their beloved suburb. Through unity, resilience, and a steadfast commitment to their community, the people of Granary can pave the way for a brighter, healthier future.
Source - Byo24News
