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Under the current regulations intercity travelling is now permitted under strict Covid-19 regulations. Public gatherings are permitted with maximum of 100 people. Workplaces have been decongested to 50 percent of the workforce.
Police have implored churches not to let unvaccinated congregants attend services and said they will be out in full force to monitor and arrest violators of the new regulation.
Police in Bulawayo have arrested 31 000 people for violating Covid-19 regulations since the beginning of the month. In an interview, Bulawayo police provincial spokesperson, Inspector Abednico Ncube said most arrests were for violating the curfew, failure to wear masks properly, operating public service vehicles which are not affiliated to Zupco and operating shebeens.
The crew of the Boundary Express coach in which about 40 passengers were stabbed and robbed by five armed robbers at night between Mvuma and Mushagashe tollgate early Monday morning are facing charges of contravening Covid-19 regulations, police said yesterday, as investigations continue.
Police have arrested a nightclub owner and 50 imbibers in Chinhoyi on allegations of attacking police officers who were enforcing lockdown regulations.
Police have said private company and school-owned buses can operate freely across the country contrary to social media claims that they must register with Zupco.
A concert by Zimdancehall duo, Killer T and Freeman, is among events impacted by a crackdown by authorities against revellers flouting Covid-19 regulations in neighbouring South Africa.
Afro-fusion singers Tamy Moyo and Ammara Brown, will tonight share the stage when they perform at an 80-minute virtual gig dubbed ‘Girls On The Move’ aimed at celebrating women in music.
The situation at Beitbridge Border Post is fast degenerating into a humanitarian crisis, with thousands of South Africa-bound Zimbabweans stuck in the border town since Sunday as the Pretoria government has introduced tough entry requirements for foreigners.
Chief Justice Luke Malaba has suspended all regular court operations and scaled back other courthouse activities, with the Sheriff and Messenger of Court ordered to stop evictions and executions, following a sharp increase in Covid-19 cases.