Gun-totting parent under police probe for schools rugby match violence 

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POLICE have launched an investigation into the violent scenes that marked the end of a rugby encounter between Christian Brothers College (CBC) and Eaglesvale College in Harare this Sunday.

During the melee, an unidentified parent stormed the field and manhandled some players before drawing out a firearm to threaten them.

Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) national spokesperson, Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the incident.

“The ZRP confirms that investigations are currently underway in connection with a firearm incident and assault case which occurred at Eaglesvale College, Harare on 13th June 2026” said Nyathi.

“The incident took place during a rugby match between Christian Brothers College (CBC) and Eaglesvale College. The ZRP urges calm among parents, students, administrators and stakeholders as police investigations continue.”

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