GOVERNMENT INTENSIFIES CRACKDOWN ON DRUG SUPPLY NETWORKS
Government says significant progress has been made in disrupting illicit drug supply chains, with nearly 3 000 suspects arrested and brought before the courts as authorities intensify the fight against drug and substance abuse.
#DrugAbuse #Zimbabwe #CabinetBriefing #ZhemuSoda #LawEnforcement #Vision2030 #ZBCNews
Government says significant progress has been made in disrupting illicit drug supply chains, with nearly 3 000 suspects arrested and brought before the courts as authorities intensify the fight against drug and substance abuse.
#DrugAbuse #Zimbabwe #CabinetBriefing #ZhemuSoda #LawEnforcement #Vision2030 #ZBCNews
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