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Zimbabwe Prison Service (1980 - )

The Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Service is a major stakeholder in the justice delivery system whose functions are provided for under the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 20) of 2013 section 227. The department is commanded by the Commissioner General of Prisons.
Zoltan Horvath, 31 Dec 2024

A new badge and flag for the Zimbabwe Prison Service were adopted in 1980.
Devereaux Cannon, 20 Dec 2001

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Zoltan Horvath, 31 Dec 2024

Image by Jens Pattke, 12 Jan 2014

The flag of the Zimbabwe Prison Service follows the same pattern as its Rhodesian predecessor - green field with the new prison service badge in yellow in the centre in proportion 1:2.
Bruce Berry, 21 Dec 2001


Rhodesia Prison Service (pre-1980)

Image by Jens Pattke, 07 Dec 2013

SAVA Journal 5/96 (31 December 1996) [aLL96] illustrates and discusses the flag of the Rhodesia Prison Service on page 137. It was a dark green flag, proportions 2:1 with the badge of the Prison Service in the centre. The badge consists of a yellow lion with red tongue and white claws, standing on a white bar. The background color of the circle in which the lion stands is also light green. Above the circle is a yellow Zimbabwe Bird as crest, outlined in dark brown. At the base of the circle are red and yellow flames. The circle is surrounded by the words "Rhodesia Prison Service" in white, with a white border, the lines of the circle in black. Through the centre of the badge [vertically] is a sword in a sheath inlaid in silver and gold with a black point. The guard and pommel of the sword are gold and the hilt black and white.
Devereaux Cannon, 20 Dec 2001