Zimbabwe's Military chief claims his soldiers are capable of tackling cyber crime

Zimbabwe's armed force officer said on Friday that his warriors will manage dangers from activists utilizing online networking to activate hostile to government challenges, the first run through the military has remarked on the exhibitions.

Lieutenant-General Valerio Sibanda, the Zimbabwe National Army Commander, said in a meeting with state-possessed The Herald daily paper that online networking activism was digital fighting that the armed force would manage.

Neither the armed force, which has tied down President Robert Mugabe's 36-year principle, nor the police power have been paid on time since June.

Zimbabwe has seen a few challenges as of late with unemployment above 80 percent, dollar deficiencies intensifying as ware costs drooped and as the district languishes its most noticeably awful dry spell over 25 years.

The biggest hostile to government dissent in Zimbabwe in the most recent decade was sorted out on online networking a month ago, when a strike by #ThisFlag development close down organizations.

"As an armed force, at our foundations of preparing, we are as of now preparing our officers to have the capacity to manage this new danger we call digital fighting where weapons – not as a matter of course firearms but rather essentially data and correspondence innovation – are being utilized to activate individuals to do the wrong things," Sibanda said."The real assignment we are embraced now is that of preparing and setting up the armed force for whatever consequence."

Officers in Zimbabwe's military are veterans of the 1970s autonomy war, keeping in mind they openly bolster Mugabe and his ZANU-PF, they have partitioned loyalties over who ought to succeed Mugabe, who is likewise under weight from war veteran partners.

National pioneers of the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) a month ago said Mugabe was in charge of Zimbabwe's monetary issues, in a stinging reprimand that uncovered splits inside the decision ZANU-PF party.

Mugabe has reacted by capturing and terminating war veterans pioneers from ZANU-PF, however his arrangement to utilize a chip gathering to choose another ZNLWVA official was obstructed by the High Court.

A court administering seen by Reuters on Friday said the chip war veterans bunch backing the 92-year-old president ought not meddle with the ZNLWVA's operations, but rather he is relied upon to hold on in his offer to push out his previous partners.