By Desire Tshuma
Harare – The Zimbabwe Republic Police has placed the country on high alert ahead of deliberations on Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 in Parliament, warning that the law will be applied to anyone inciting violence or issuing threats online.
In a press statement dated 03rd June 2026, the ZRP said it expects peace and the general maintenance of law and order to be observed by Zimbabweans as the August House debates CAB3.
“The Police reiterates that the law will take effect on anyone whether individuals, groups or syndicates who incite violence and issues threats to Zimbabweans through social media,” the statement read.
The ZRP warned that any attempt to influence Zimbabweans to revolt against the Government, destroy property, disrupt traffic, or cause alarm and chaos “will be responded to appropriately by the Police through the full wrath of the law”.
The Police said it is on high alert to ensure Zimbabweans continue to enjoy safety and security. Members of the public are urged to observe peace and report anyone or syndicates involved in public disturbance through the National Complaints Desk on (0242) 703 631, WhatsApp on 0712 800 197, or at any nearest Police Station.
The statement was issued by Commissioner P. Nyathi, Chief Staff Officer for Press and Public Relations to the Commissioner-General of Police.
CAB3 proposes to extend the presidential term from 5 to 7 years and has sparked heated debate across the country.