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Safeguard Crime Report June 2026

by Safeguard | jul 07, 2026 | Incident reports OVERVIEW Internally, the total number of crime incidents experienced by Safeguard clients increased by 9%. Compared to the previous month, non-violent crimes, particularly petty theft incidents increased, highlighting a possible shift towards opportunistic crime. Gate motors, fuel, and vehicle batteries continue to be vulnerable targets in and […]

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Winter Is Here: Keep Your Vehicle Ready for the Road This Season

As temperatures drop across Zimbabwe, most of us remember to pull out our warm jackets, blankets, and heaters. Yet one of our most important daily companions is often overlooked: our vehicle. Whether you’re a private motorist, family driver, fleet manager, business owner, or professional driver, winter can place extra strain on your vehicle. A weak

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Stress-Related Driving Habits That Could Be Affecting Your Health

Stress-Related Driving Habits That Could Be Affecting Your Health As we approach the long weekend, let’s remember: road safety is everyone’s responsibility. Every decision behind the wheel has consequences. With vigilance, mutual respect, and responsible vehicle maintenance, we can prevent tragedies and ensure safer journeys for all. Let’s commit to making every journey one that brings us

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The May Sky

The May Sky There are two full moons this month. The Frost Moon is on 1 May. The Fire Moon is on 31 May, and being the second full moon in the month it is a Blue Moon. New Moon is on 16 May. Venus and Jupiter still dominate the evening sky.  Venus is very

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WHAT TO DO AND SAY AFTER A ROAD TRAFFIC COLLISION – A guide every driver should carry in their mind

In those first few moments after a collision, everything can feel overwhelming. Your heart is racing. Your thoughts are scattered.  But what you do next matters for your safety, for others, and for what follows. 1. Stop. Always. No matter how small it seems, stopping is not a choice; it’s your responsibility. 2. Make the scene safe. Take a breath,

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WHAT TO DO AND SAY AFTER A ROAD TRAFFIC COLLISION. A guide every driver should carry in their mind

In those first few moments after a collision, everything can feel overwhelming. Your heart is racing. Your thoughts are scattered. But what you do next matters for your safety, for others, and for what follows. 1. Stop. Always.No matter how small it seems, stopping is not a choice; it’s your responsibility. 2. Make the scene

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