News Flash - Transportation Issues in Zimbabwe 2

News Flash – Transportation Issues in Zimbabwe 2

The Zimbabwean government introduced a transportation system that has the Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (ZUPCO) taking lead in ferrying passengers across the nation. The busses on the ground are not enough and this has led to the rise of the ‘Mushika-shika’ system (private cars illegally ferrying passengers to and from work). The police at the moment are running a ‘No Mushika-shika’ operation and this has made movement extremely difficult in Zimbabwe. 263Chat had journalists on the ground randomly asking ordinary Zimbabwean citizens how they are travelling and the these are the responses we received.
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Written by Clinton Chirenje

Clinton has been part of the development sector practicing media and societal engagement for the past 5 years. He is an ever-growing leader, specializing in media and communications with a special bias towards using digital marketing tools like social media and bulk SMS platforms. His experience includes but is not limited to training, strategic partnerships, advocacy, research, documentation, arts programming, human capital development and enhancement informed by empirical research of needs, strategic analysis and development, monitoring and evaluation of the operating environment and project implementation. Clinton has a good exposure of various contexts and environments and this has helped him become an open-minded and inclusive individual. He has relevant skills at content creation using designing softwares like CorelDraw and is flexible to create content using CANVA .For 4 years, Clinton managed content creation and distribution for Youth Empowerment and Transformation Trust. Clinton is capable of developing a social media strategy that best suits the firm and its audience.