NEW: Vehicle licence fees reviewed

 

Post Reporter

 

VEHICLE licence fees have gone up from $1 800 to $3 240 for light mother vehicles for a term of four months.

 

Those with a net mass of 2 251kg and above will pay $4 590.

 

According to Statutory Instrument 299 0f 2022 gazetted yesterday, all other vehicles have had licences reviewed.

 

Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) spokesperson Mr Tendai Mugabe confirmed the new tariffs.

“For us to meet the targets set for us in the National Development Strategy 1 and Vision 2030 and to fully fund the Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme (ERRP2), we need to have meaningful tariffs.

 

“We need to thank the Government for this support and this will go a long way in accelerating the rehabilitation of our road network,” he said.

 

Mr Mugabe said the new tariffs will help Zinara to make meaningful disbursements to road authorities.

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