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Harare kombi driver jailed after passenger falls from moving omnibus and dies
A commuter omnibus driver from Harare has been jailed after a passenger who was clinging to the rear bumper of a moving kombi fell onto the road and later died from his injuries.

Southerton Business Times
May 72 min read


ZRP urges public to report reckless drivers after Borrowdale kombi arrest
HARARE — The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has urged members of the public to report reckless or errant drivers so police can take swift action, praising a Harare motorist whose complaint led to the arrest of a kombi driver for alleged traffic offences.

Southerton Business Times
Mar 12 min read


Zimbabwe Defence Ministry Ordered to Pay US$116K in Fatal Harare Crash
HARARE – The Ministry of Defence of Zimbabwe and the Air Force of Zimbabwe have been ordered to pay more than US$116,000 in damages to a widow whose husband died after being struck by a vehicle driven by an air force employee.

Southerton Business Times
Feb 192 min read


Government to roll out ETMS cameras and electronic ticketing
The government will soon step up road traffic enforcement with the deployment of surveillance cameras and electronic ticketing as part of the Electronic Traffic Management System ETMS. Minister of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Honourable Kazembe Kazembe said foundational work is largely complete and the programme is moving into implementation in major cities.

Southerton Business Times
Feb 122 min read


No fuel stations in residential zones as ministry tightens planning rules
The Ministry of Local Government and Public Works has announced stricter controls on fuel service stations in urban areas and introduced an expedited waiver process for land‑use changes, Chief Director of Spatial Planning and Development Shingirai Mushamba told the SundayMail. Under the new rules, fuel stations will no longer be permitted in residential zones unless they form part of approved shopping centres, and all stations must meet statutory buffer requirements and inclu

Southerton Business Times
Feb 92 min read


Zimbabwe moves to establish Road Accident Fund to strengthen post‑crash care
Zimbabwe is moving to establish a Road Accident Fund to strengthen post‑crash management and provide social safety nets for victims, Transport Minister Felix Mhona said during a consultative meeting on the Road Accident Fund Bill in Harare. The initiative forms part of government efforts to reduce road traffic deaths and injuries by at least half by 2030.

Southerton Business Times
Feb 82 min read
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