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Zimbabwe put 'motorists on phones' on notice

In a renewed push to reduce road traffic accidents, the Government has urged the police to strictly enforce laws against motorists who use mobile phones while driving, warning that distracted driving is contributing to a surge in fatal cra…

Published: 13 Dec 2025 at 12:56hrs | | by Staff reporter

ZINARA to roll out e-Tags for all motorists by 2026

The Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) has announced that its e-tag cashless tolling system will be made available to every motorist in the country by next year, as part of efforts to modernise tollgates and reduce delays on ma…

Published: 05 Dec 2025 at 09:33hrs | | by Staff reporter

Motorists losing valuables in Harare parking bays

Motorists in Harare are increasingly falling prey to a surge in thefts from parked vehicles, with criminals targeting busy public areas and business hubs. Police have raised alarm over the growing trend, revealing that at least five cases …

Published: 27 Nov 2025 at 16:26hrs | 477 | by Staff reporter

Roadblocks do not prevent accidents; they annoy motorists

THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) approach to road safety continues to rely heavily on static roadblocks manned by police officers, often positioned along major highways and inner-city roads.These checkpoints, which were initially introdu…

Published: 13 Aug 2025 at 08:06hrs | | by Engineer Jacob K Mutisi

Motorists face nightmare in Tollgates

Motorists are facing a nightmare in tollgates, it is just so frustrating, motorists get delayed trying to navigate in the heavy rains, they then face horror at tollgates when are told swipe machines are not working, No cash means a long wa…

Published: 07 Dec 2020 at 05:53hrs | | by Michael Mdladla Ndiweni

Fuel black-market operations; motorists shot the messenger

There is a saying which goes; "We are our own worst enemy". The statement is pregnant to our everyday life as it points to issues to do with development. The statement simply put means that you cannot get anywhere in life, because you keep…

Published: 03 Dec 2018 at 16:47hrs | | by Bruce Zvandasara

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Zimbabwe put 'motorists on phones' on notice

ZINARA to roll out e-Tags for all motorists by 2026

Motorists losing valuables in Harare parking bays

Roadblocks do not prevent accidents; they annoy motorists

Motorists face nightmare in Tollgates

Fuel black-market operations; motorists shot the messenger

Zimbabwe set to be a regional power equipment hub

408km of the Bulawayo - Victoria Falls road yet to be completed

Zimbabwe police expands national highway patrol fleet

Beer prices spike as shortages bite in Zimbabwe

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Mahomva appointed NetOne head of public relations

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10 die in Harare–Nyamapanda road head-on collision

State withdraws charges against trio scribes

Midnight thief breaks door with a pick to steal cellphone

Mnangagwa appoints 2 new deputy ministers

Mthuli Ncube scales back gold royalty hike

Man calls wild animals using mysterious horn whistle

Zimbabwe police demand overhaul of driving tests

Over 1,300 youths infected with HIV annually in Harare

'Mnangagwa's authority unchallenged'

Ex-Studio 263 actor up for US$250,000 fraud

Harare man ordered to pay increased maintenance

OK Zimbabwe chairman retires

Mnangagwa meets DRC special envoy

Brigadier General dies

Woman jailed for assaulting father's girlfriend

Mhona leads festive season road safety awareness campaign launch

Poor African state coordination giving Trump and US room to interfere: MRP

Chinomona calls on women's league to unite in agricultural season programmes

US travel ban expansion sparks concern in Africa

Econet Zimbabwe to exit from ZSE

Trump adds visa restrictions on Zimbabweans

Another fake cer­ti­fic­ate rom the North bust at Mpilo

Fees, levies in broad­cast­ing, tele­coms to be reduced

Tungwarara Denies Rift with Mugwadi

Chiwenga jets out to India

BCC to hire refuse removal trucks at US$400 per day

Tourists robbers in court

Mnangagwa tells ministers to take govt business seriously

Police release image of suspect in Guruve family massacre

Woman accused of sexually assaulting 16-year-old boy pleads not guilty

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Communities along Bulawayo–Victoria Falls road to benefit from boreholes

Chivayo gives away $1,8 million in cash to his church members

CCtv footage produced in US$46,000 Kwekwe theft

Housemaid in court over $14,000 heist

Police probe 2 fatal hit and run accidents

New Kwekwe-Lupane highway to cut out Harare-Bulawayo-Vic_Falls route

Mnangagwa addresses final Cabinet meeting of the year

SANTACO condemns rogue 'taxi patrols' at Beitbridge border post

2026 PSL fixtures to be released on Friday

Dembare fined US$4,500

Chiwenga jets out to India

High Court throws out Mahere's application

Trump adds visa restrictions on Zimbabweans

Another fake cer­ti­fic­ate rom the North bust at Mpilo

US travel ban expansion sparks concern in Africa

Tungwarara Denies Rift with Mugwadi

CCtv footage produced in US$46,000 Kwekwe theft

CCC Senator raps Ziyambi over election postponement remarks

Govt working on capacitating defence forces: Minister Mthuli Ncube

Open revolt in Zanu-PF

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Another fake certificate rom the North bust at Mpilo

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