The Zimbabwe National Road Administration ZINARA has launched a 100% penalty waiver for overdue vehicle licensing fees.
This limited-time promotion, running from April 20 to May 2, allows motorists to settle outstanding license fees without incurring penalties. The initiative aims to boost compliance and ease the financial burden on vehicle owners. The waiver applies to payments made at ZINARA licensing offices, through authorized agents nationwide, and at selected tollgates, excluding those on the Mutare鈥揚lumtree Highway.
The campaign, themed "Be One in a Million," coincides with the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair 2026, which began on Monday in Bulawayo. Authorities anticipate the program will improve compliance and increase revenue collection, urging motorists to take advantage of this opportunity to regularize their vehicle licensing status.
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