Harare – Construction of the Mabvuku Interchange is progressing steadily and remains on schedule for completion by September 2026, as the Government ramps up efforts to modernise Zimbabwe’s transport infrastructure and ease congestion in the capital. Located along the busy Harare–Mutare Highway, the interchange is expected to significantly improve traffic flow, enhance road safety, and reduce travel times on one of the country’s key regional trade corridors.

Harare – The Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) has rolled out a nationwide promotion granting motorists a 100 percent waiver on penalties for overdue vehicle licence fees, in a move aimed at boosting compliance and easing financial pressure on drivers. The limited-time offer, which runs from April 20 to May 2, 2026, coincides with the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair 2026 (ZITF), one of the country’s largest commercial events. Authorities say the initiative is d

BULAWAYO – The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has confirmed that 12 people died in the deadly kombi explosion along the Bulawayo–Beitbridge Road, as authorities begin identifying victims and investigating the cause of the blast. The incident occurred on April 16, 2026, at around 12:45PM near the 27-kilometre peg close to Esigodini, when a Toyota Quantum carrying passengers suddenly exploded.

HARARE – Zimbabweans have been urged to drastically reduce travel and “park their cars” as fuel prices remain among the highest in the region, with petrol pegged at US$2.23 per litre and diesel at US$2.11. Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube issued the warning while speaking at the World Bank and IMF Spring Meetings 2026 on April 15, saying motorists must “rationalise” fuel usage in the face of persistent high prices.

HARARE – Government has indicated it is open to reviewing vehicle radio licence fees following growing concerns over affordability, as part of broader efforts to ease the cost of doing business in Zimbabwe. Speaking during a Question and Answer session in the National Assembly, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Zhemu Soda said authorities are willing to revisit the current fee structure if the public deems it unsustainable.

HARARE – Zimbabwe’s urban transport system has become “largely dysfunctional” across all 92 local authorities due to poor spatial planning and weak urban management, Local Government and Public Works Minister Daniel Garwe has said.