spot fines

By Richard Muponde Police Commissioner General, Augustine Chihuri has denied that police officers force motorists to pay spot fines or impound vehicles. Instead, he said motorists pay the fines voluntarily for their traffic…
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Transparency International Zimbabwe has filed a High Court application seeking an order stopping the police from demanding spot fines from motorists.
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By Samantha Chigogo Police have no right to fine motorists the proposed $100 spot fine for a handful of offences because the increase in the fines has yet to be gazetted, legal experts have said. The experts said motorists who…
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By Levi Mukarati Parliament has approved an increase in fines for various traffic offences from between US$5 and US$20 to a maximum US$100. The new fines become effective this Friday on New Year’s day. Motorists who proceed…
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HARARE - Home Affairs permanent secretary Melusi Matshiya on Monday told legislators that spot fines will stay forever.
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My eyes are not on the huge 91st birthday party of Zimbabwe’s president at our country’s World Heritage site, the Victoria Falls, this weekend.
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PRO LEGE, Pro Patria, Pro Populo, goes the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) latin language motto meaning: ‘for Law, for Country, and for The People.’
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A Harare motorist yesterday approached the Constitutional Court challenging the traffic police’s practice of demanding spot fines.
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This is a follow-up to an article that I wrote two days ago “Concerning Spot Fines on Zimbabwe’s Roads”, in which I defended the remarks made by Justice Francis Bere and explained the law regarding spot fines for traffic offences in…
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