They can pay at any Zinara office or agent.
In an interview, Zinara public relations and marketing
manager Mr Tendai Mugabe said this was part of the ZITF promotion held
annually.
He urged motorists with arrears to take advantage of this
window period to regularise their vehicle licences at minimum cost.
“We want to encourage motorists who have arrears to take
advantage of this window period to regularise their vehicle licences at Zinara
offices or that of our licensing agents countrywide,” Mr Mugabe said.
He urged motorists to clear their arrears as the money was
necessary for the maintenance of national roads.
“We have the Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme 2
launched by President Mnangagwa that we are funding together with Treasury,”
said Mr Mugabe.
“As Zinara, we salute all motorists who are paying their
vehicle licences because this has enabled us to make timely disbursements to
road authorities. We are also appealing to road authorities to expedite their
acquittal processes to accelerate the refurbishment of our road network.”
Mr Mugabe said apart from the amnesty, Zinara would give
tollgate exemption coupons to motorists who are up to date with payment of
their licences during ZITF. The Government is this year targeting to
rehabilitate and reconstruct 840km of surfaced roads and to re-gravel 8 340km.
About 17 093km of road network is set to re-graded while 1
290km will be resealed. Masvingo Mirror
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