Julius Nyerere traffic chaos

Arron Nyamayaro

TRAFFIC police are losing the battle against pirate taxis (mushikashikas) at the corner of Robert Mugabe Road and Julius Nyerere Way.

The illegal transport operators have turned the corner into a pick and drop zone during morning and evening peak hours just next to Harare Central Police Station.

One tout, only identified as Gumbura, is reported to be the one protecting drivers from arrest.

A smartly dressed Gumbura was yesterday busy directing mushikashikas and kombis to pick up passengers without fear.

The cops were standing close to Gumbura going through their mobile phones, while the chaos unfolded in front of their eyes.

From Julius Nyerere Way heading into Robert Mugabe Road, every corner is a pick-up point, especially in the evening.

Police have been launching operations against mushikashikas for some time without winning the battle, and for the pirates to operate right next to the biggest police station in the country shows why.

Some believe that a number of mushikshika drivers are cops off duty as they pass all check points freely.

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