adminZinara U-turn: Arrests stopped
Freeman Razemba and Felex Share
POLICE have been ordered to stop arresting motorists who are yet to buy new licence discs until the June 30 extension deadline.
They will still stick to the June 30 deadline as officially communicated to Police Commissioner-General Augustine Chihuri by the Zimbabwe National Road Administration.
However, some motorists have been fined for not displaying new discs.
Chief police spokesperson Senior Assistant Commissioner Wayne Bvudzijena yesterday confirmed the force’s position.
He said Zinara wrote them through Comm-Gen Chihuri’s office informing them that they had extended the deadline to June 30.
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