By Elishamai A Ziumbwa The Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) has issued a warning over the country’s worsening road safety crisis, calling for urgent government action following a sharp rise in deadly traffic accidents. In a statement, the church body expressed “deep sorrow” over the mounting loss
Tragedy struck on the country’s highways as two separate crashes left seven people dead and 11 others injured. In the early hours of Thursday, five people lost their lives in a deadly collision involving a commuter minibus and a fuel tanker on the Harare-Bulawayo Road, Kuwadzana
Government has with immediate effect suspended bus operators Rimbi Tours and Zebra Kiss following Tuesday fatal road traffic accident along Harare-Nyamapanda road which claimed one life. The two buses were captured on a viral video racing against each before Rimbi bus rammed into a stationery tipper
Vehicle swerving and a sudden drop in speed shying away from the bumps and potholes on the 7 meter two way Harare-Beitbridge road had become a routine experience for motorists using the busy highway. For the unlucky speeding motorists who are not familiar with the road
The National Transport Drivers Association (NTDA) has launched a campaign to instill discipline among bus drivers ahead of the busy festive season. In an interview with 263chat during the launch at Mbare Musika bus terminus, NTDA president Jotina Matanhire appealed to drivers to value passengers' lives. “We
The Movement of Democratic Change (MDC) has joined the country in mourning seven people who perished in an accident a few kilometres outside Kwekwe. MDC Secretary for Transport, Settlement Chikwinya said in a statement. “The MDC expresses its deepest condolences to the bereaved families of the deceased
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