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Zimbabwe's fee cuts are welcome

Zimbabwe's recent announcement of sweeping reductions to transport‐related fees and levies - halving parking, clamping and towing fines, slashing the cost of vehicle number plates from US$500 to US$50, and repealing a US$23,000 transit fue…

Published: 5 hrs ago | 11 | by Tendai Ruben Mbofana

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