Zimbabwe: Countrywide Clampdown! Cops Seize 186 Unroadworthy Vehicles

Author: Peter MatikaPublished on: October 5, 2025Country: Zimbabwe

Crime & LawTransport

Zimbabwean police have launched a nationwide crackdown, seizing 186 unroadworthy vehicles including minibuses, private cars, and buses, many with broken lights, cracked windscreens, or makeshift repairs. The operation aims to enhance road safety and will continue until October 27, 2025.

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