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The Zimbabwe government has gone a notch up, after moving in to computerise all its departments including the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) system.
Speaking to journalists in a Cabinet briefing last night, the Minister of Information Dr Jenfan Muswere alongside Minister of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage, Hon Kazembe Kazembe responded to questions assuring the public they have indeed jumped in leaps and bounds to automate the police force.
Minister Kazembe said the main objective was to computerise their departments including the ZRP system.
“We are talking about issues like crime management, some of them we must start implementing this year while others, work is already in progress. Issues like the forensic laboratory management system help on issues like drug and substance abuse where we can tell, for example, who is intoxicated in this room using things like sweat,” said Minister Kazembe.
Meanwhile, Minister Muswere complemented Kazembe Kazembe adding that e-passports are now being issued within seven days, the Online Border Management System is at an advanced stage, with test runs for online Visa applications being conducted; and work is underway on the Forensic Laboratory Management System, with some forensic equipment having been received.
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