Mobile teams issue births, IDs

Freeman Razemba

Senior Reporter

The Civil Registry Department has deployed mobile teams and extended working hours during the ongoing Zimbabwe Electoral Commission mobile biometric voter registration blitz countrywide.

In a statement yesterday, the Department said: “The Civil Registry Department wishes to advise its valued clients and stakeholders that the Department is conducting a mobile registration exercise from 12 to 21 March 2023 in conjunction with the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) mobile biometric voter registration blitz.

“Mobile teams have been deployed across the country to augment the existing static registry offices. This programme is meant to provide citizens with an opportunity to obtain national identity documents which will enable them to register as voters in the upcoming 2023 harmonised general elections.”

The exercise is targeting those who attained 18 years of age intending to register as voters, those who lost their identity documents and are eligible to register as voters and those who are 18 years and above who require both birth certificates and national identity documents.

“All static registry offices, including the mobile teams will be operating from 7am to 7pm on Monday to Friday, and 7am to 5pm on Saturday and Sunday.

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