Kombis

Police have impounded 24 310 non-Zupco kombis and pirate taxis countrywide for continuing to carry passengers and violating Covid-19 national lockdown regulations.
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Fuel shortages in Harare this week triggered a wave of fare hikes by the fewer kombis on the roads.
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GOVERNMENT has reversed a decision by the Harare City Council to ban commuter omnibuses from the central business district (CBD), saying the hurried move was not in the interests of the commuting public. There was chaos in Harare yesterday…
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Harare City Council will, starting today, not allow any commuter omnibuses into the Central Business District.
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The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has declared that police officers should not be involved in the transport business as part of measures to end corruption and restore public confidence in the force, according to reliable sources.
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Government has given commuter omnibus operators in Mutare two weeks to properly register their vehicles and ensure their drivers have licences and medical certificates allowing them to drive public vehicles.
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Public transporters in Bulawayo will in the next two weeks start charging school children half fare while drivers and conductors will be required to wear uniforms.
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Bulawayo traffic police yesterday launched a blitz on commuter ominibuses which saw a number of kombis being impounded thereby leaving commuters stranded.
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BULAWAYO - A turf war between kombis and pirate taxis has emerged in Bulawayo’s urban routes, threatening the lives of commuters. At times the wars involve commuter omnibus crews as they fight for the odd customer during off-peak hours.
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The Zimbabwe Vehicle Inspection Department has joined the Harare Central District kombi chase, putting pedestrians’ lives in danger.
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