Passengers Association of Zimbabwe

Strips of spikes used by police to stop vehicles refusing to obey orders to halt are fully legal and any court trying to ban them would be tantamount to legalising crime and disempowering police from maintaining law and order, the High…
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Government and private commuter omnibus (kombi) operators are expected to hold crunch talks this week, as the latter angles for a sensational return to intra-city operations after a six-month hiatus.
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Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco) has increased buses and kombi fares for intra-city routes to cover rising operational costs.
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Cross border bus crews have been urged to tighten security on the road through avoiding picks and drops at undesignated points as well as searching all passengers using metal detectors.
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The double whammy of biting fuel shortages and steep transport fares is leaving thousands of commuters stranded — forcing many of them to hitch precarious rides on lorries and pick-up trucks, in the latest desperate scenes to afflict…
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National Railways of Zimbabwe passenger trains should fix fundamental requirements such as passenger insurance before carrying any commuters.
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Commuter operators in Harare have hiked fares for the second time in as many months, angering passengers on the city’s largest mass transit system.
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Passengers Association of Zimbabwe (PAZ) president Tafadzwa Goliati was assaulted by touts at Mbare bus terminus this weekend while conducting a campaign aimed at ending violence against women and girls in public spaces.
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