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Police have issued a stern warning to bus operators and their crews, urging them to prioritise road safety and ensure that loaders or conductors (MaHwindi) do not hang from moving vehicles.
This advisory follows a tragic incident on 17 November 2024, when a loader for Dubbies Bus Service lost his life after being run over by the bus.
The accident occurred around 1:30 AM along Dandanda-Jotsholo Road. According to a statement from the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), the loader was tragically struck and killed by the very vehicle he was loading. It says:
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The Police warns bus operators and crew to be road safety conscious and ensure that they do not allow loaders or conductors to hang dangerously on moving vehicles.
This follows a fatal road traffic accident in which a Dubbies Bus Service loader died after being run over by the bus on 17/11/24 at about 0130 hours along Dandanda-Jotsholo Road.
The victim slipped and fell while hanging precariously on the moving bus.
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Last month, a tragic incident claimed the life of a 27-year-old bus conductor who fell onto the tarmac and was run over by the bus’ left rear wheels. The accident occurred on 19 October along Nemakonde Road near Conway College.
The conductor had opened the door to pick up a passenger while the bus was still moving, leading to the fatal fall.
The victim suffered severe head injuries and was rushed to Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals. Sadly, he succumbed to his injuries upon arrival.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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The police are warning bus operators to be careful and keep their conductors safe. A bus conductor fell from a moving bus and was crushed by the bus, leading to his death. This happened on 17th November 2024 in Zimbabwe. Another incident occurred last month where a bus conductor fell and was run over by the bus, resulting in his death as well. The police want bus operators to make sure their crews are safe and not hanging dangerously from moving vehicles. It is important to prioritize road safety to avoid such tragic accidents.

Bus Conductor Falls From Moving Bus, Crushed To Death

In an undated video, a man struggles with Zimbabwe Police Services officers after arrest, and somehow manages to escape by holding on to the back of a minibus as it speeds off.
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WATCH: Man Hangs Onto Speeding Minibus To Escapes Arrest By Zimbabwe Police

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) said that it has arrested more than 4 000 touts (mahwindi) and impounded over 3 000 unregistered vehicles in Harare since January.
A statement posted on the ZRP Twitter handle also revealed that the operation is being conducted in Bulawayo as well. It said:
<blockquote>The ZRP’s operations aimed at bringing sanity in CBDs throughout the country are continuing.
In Harare police has accounted for 4463 mushikashika vehicles during the period Jan – 30th June 2019, 4093 touts have been arrested while 3132 unregistered vehicles were impounded.
Meanwhile, in Bulawayo, the ZRP has arrested 2112 suspects for obstructing the free passage of traffic in the CBD and 98 for exchange control dealings since January 2019.
Police urge the public to engage in lawful business activities which do not make them susceptible to arrests.</blockquote>

Police Crackdown On Mushikashika Nets Over 4 000 Touts

Commuter omnibuses (kombis) operating in the country’s major cities risk pricing themselves out of business after the Zimbabwe United Passenger Company increased its fleet of buses.
Not only did the parastatal increase the number of buses on the road, but it also slashed bus fares by 50%.
Kombi operators are now in the habit of negotiating with prospective passengers as they compete with cheap ZUPCO buses.
H-Metro carried out a survey in the capital Harare on Wednesday and found out that commuters prefer ZUPCO buses over kombis.
A commuter who spoke to the publication on condition of anonymity had this to say:
<blockquote>The problem with Kombis is that they hike fares every time and their prices are always fluctuating.
Inasmuch as they want to earn a living from this, their exorbitant prices are not reasonable.
Now they want to negotiate with us because the government has slashed the Zupco fares, it doesn’t work that way.
Unonzwa hwindi woti mukoma mune marii titaurinane.
If they keep on hiking fares, vachashaya vanhu.</blockquote>
The challenges facing kombi operators were worsened by the government’s decision to raise the price of diesel and petrol by over 50% on Tuesday.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/kombis-desperate-for-passengers/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">H-Metro</a></h4>

Kombis Risk Pricing Themselves Out Of Business

A commuter omnibus conductor plying the City to Mbare route by the name Maromo, was charging $1.50 for the short trip.
The conductor can be heard telling passengers that he is the devil’s neighbour when challenged by some irate passengers.
Maromo demanded the full amount even from those who said that could not raise the exorbitant fare.
The 32-year-old conductor went as far as ‘advising’ passengers not to board his kombi if they are not happy with the service.
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