The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has confirmed a devastating road accident that claimed the lives of four individuals and left ten others injured earlier today. The incident occurred at approximately 1330 hours along the busy Harare-Mutare Road, near the Sunway City turn off. According to official reports
Passenger Association of Zimbabwe (PAZ) has called on authorities to put in place measures that protect road users from reckless driving and save lives. In an interview with 263chat following the Rimbi bus accident that claimed one life at the 160 km peg along Harare-Nyamapanda Road
The Zimbabwe Red Cross Society (ZRCS) commemorated the belated World First Aid Day over the weekend amid calls for citizens to be trained in First Aid. World First Aid Day is celebrated every second Saturday of September each year and is observed to increase public awareness of
263Chat · Seven People Die In Zupco Buses Collision Seven people were killed and thirty two other injured when two Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (ZUPCO) buses collided head-on at the 101 km peg along the Harare-Chirundu Road on Monday morning. The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) confirmed the
Stakeholders advocating for road safety in the country have called for an all-inclusive approach in the fight against road accidents on the roads. Speaking on the Global campaign week on road safety, Road Safe Zimbabwe founder Sam Nyaude bemoaned the burden of accidents and the bearing
It was a scene plucked from the centre of hell sprawling lifeless bodies could be seen on the tarmac with one wailing voice yelling for help whilst some individuals were busy video recording the distressing scene with their smartphones. Eighteen members from two families lost their
A local transport advocacy group, the National Transport and Drivers Association (NTDA) has embarked on a nationwide campaign to raise awareness within the public transport sector of driver-responsibility to save lives they commute on a daily basis in a bid to end road carnage. The association
An official from the Traffic Safety Council Of Zimbabwe described the inferno as a “traffic mishap” and could not immediately ascertain the number of casualties.
Junior Chamber International (JCI) City has broken new ground with its recent engagement with Harare City Council in a bid to make a difference not only only in the country but across world. Officiating at the opening night ceremony, Harare Mayor, Bernard Manyenyeni commended the work
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