POLICE have offered a huge reward for anyone with information that may lead to the capture of suspected serial killer Anymore Zvitsva.
Zvitsva is wanted in connection with the murder of five people on December 11 at a farm in Guruve.
Popularly known as Modho, Zvitsva (32) of Bangira Village, Mutsami Kraal, Chief Chipuriro, Guruve, is accused of killing five members of the same family at Plot 9, Ona Farm in the farming town — Grace Zvitsva (66), Loice Chiringaushe (37), Takudzwa Kariva (five years), Tatenda Chirenje (two years) and Tendai Zvitsva (40).
After committing the heinous crimes, he is believed to have retreated into a forest in the mountains, where the suspect is alleged to be hiding.
In a statement yesterday, national police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi said: “The Zimbabwe Republic Police is offering a substantial monetary reward for anyone with credible information which leads to the location and subsequent arrest of murder suspect, Anymore Zvitsva (32).
“Anyone who gives the information will certainly be rewarded as pledged by the Commissioner-General of Police, Stephen Mutamba.
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The Zimbabwe Republic Police urges those with information to contact the National Complaints Desk on 0242 703631 or WhatsApp 0712 800 197 ог the Officer Commanding Guruve Police District, Chief Superintendent Marange on 0719 010 093 or approach any nearest Police Station.”
He announced that two more murders had been recorded in Guruve after last week’s ones.
“Meanwhile, the Zimbabwe Republic Police is investigating the brutal murder of an elderly women (55) and a six-month-old infant at Farm 88, Nyakapupu, Guruve on December 18, 2025.
“The victims were found with multiple head injuries. More details will be released in due course.”
Guruve residents are living in fear following reports of several murders, with the number now reportedly reaching 16 since October.
In a December 16 statement, Nyathi said investigations revealed that a neighbour was awakened by noise emanating from the victims’ homestead and responded promptly.
Upon arrival, the neighbour, who was in the company of two villagers, observed bloodstains at the kitchen doorstep and found Tendai Zvitsva unconscious and bleeding profusely with deep cuts on the chest.