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The Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimStat) has reported a decline in new vehicle registrations in the second quarter, with only 15,890 vehicles registered for the first time compared to 24,428 in the first quarter. ZimStat said:
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According to data from Central Vehicle Registry (CVR), vehicles registration up to 2 300kg have decreased from 18 539 to 12 296, which is a -33,7% decrease, whereas heavy vehicles 2 301-4 600kg have also decreased from 1 812 to 903, which is a -33,6% decrease.
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ZimStat also revealed that road accident deaths increased by 9,6% during the same period. It said:
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According to Zimbabwe Republic Police [ZRP] PGHQ [Police General Headquarters] Statistics Department, in the first quarter of 2024, 2 625 injuries were reported, whereas 448 deaths were recorded, whereas in the second quarter of 2024, 594 deaths were recorded and 2 783 injuries, which shows a 9,6% increase.
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ZimStat reported that at national level, 55 136 candidates undertook the certificate of competency test during the second quarter of the year, with 50,4% succeeding. Said the Agency:
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In all provinces except Harare (55,9%) and Mashonaland East (59,3%), proportions of candidates who passed certificate of competency tests during second quarter of 2024 were less than 50%.
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ZimStat reported that all airports across the country recorded increases in the number of flights during the same period.
For example, Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport recorded 6,717 flights, representing an 18.7% increase from 5,659 flights in the first quarter of 2024.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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In the second quarter of the year, Zimbabwe saw a decrease in new vehicle registrations and an increase in road accident deaths. ZimStat reported that fewer vehicles were registered and more people were dying in accidents. However, more candidates were taking competency tests, with over 50% passing. Also, all airports in the country had more flights. For example, Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport saw an 18.7% increase in flights. Overall, there were fewer new vehicles, more accidents, more people taking tests, and more flights in Zimbabwe during this time.

Zimbabwe Sees Drop In New Vehicle Registrations For Second Quarter

Government has urged the Central Vehicle Registry (CVR) to reduce vehicle registration fees to compliment national efforts of improving the ease of doing business in the country.
Officially opening the strategic planning workshop in Bulawayo, Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development, Joram Gumbo said government departments compliment the national vision of improving the ease of doing business. He also criticised corruption in the Vehicle Inspectorate Department (VID). He said public officials must be accountable to the law and that those who are corrupt will be dealt with.
More: <a href="http://www.zbc.co.zw/2017/11/14/slash-registration-fees-cvr-told/">ZBC</a>

Govt urges CVR to slash vehicle registration fees

Speaking to The Herald, Transport and Infrastructure Development Minister Dr Joram Gumbo confirmed that Government is working on reducing transporter service fees and vehicle registration charges by almost 50 percent as part of measures to improve the Ease of Doing Business. 
Speaking while officially unveiling 10 trucks in Harare by Pioneer Transport, director of Transport Management in the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development Mr Allowance Sango indicated that fees will be reduced. Said Sango:
<blockquote>There is need to address challenges affecting the transport industry and the opportunities which the sector can offer. Government, as part of Ease of Doing Business, will soon announce a drastic reduction in transport service fees. Some services are going to be reduced to as low as $25.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/vehicle-registration-charges-to-fall-50pc/">Herald</a>

Vehicle registration charges & transporter service fees to be reduced by 50%

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