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Government Says To Confiscate Stray Livestock Along Major Roads

10 months agoMon, 03 Jun 2024 07:13:16 GMT
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Government Says To Confiscate Stray Livestock Along Major Roads

The Government has warned farmers against allowing livestock to graze next to roadsides, saying it will not hesitate to confiscate them in terms of the law to prevent road accidents, reported the Chronicle.

Statutory Instrument 308 of 1974 prohibits any person from allowing animals to graze near roads.

Addressing farmers last week, Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Deputy Minister, Davis Marapira, said:

It is indeed important that we pen our livestock, especially at night, and learn to do this to prevent them from roaming around highways causing injury, death and property damage.

I would also like to encourage the farmers to create fence paddocks as they act as barriers in the event that livestock may want to escape at night…

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However, it is disheartening as we speak today that most of the fences were vandalised by us locals, defeating the purpose for which it was fenced.

Let us respect the warning signs. It is in this regard that I want to bring the Statutory Instrument 308 of 1974, which prohibits any person from allowing animals to graze near roads.

To avoid having your cattle confiscated, pen them. Remember, to be foretold is to be forearmed.

The Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe (TSCZ), a parastatal under the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development, is fencing off the country’s highways as part of measures to reduce road traffic accidents.

TSCZ managing director, Munesu Munodawafa, said an average of five people die on local roads while about 38 people are injured daily.

He pleaded with members of the public to herd their cattle during the day and lock them at night to avoid the occurrence of accidents.

In 2019, the TSCZ, with the help of the Government, installed a highway fence from Gweru to Plumtree. The fence was however vandalised just a few weeks later.

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12 Comments

Smith I Douglas · 10 months ago
Ndandaitokangamwa statutory instrument ya 1974 iyi..aaah
kembo kashiri chinamasa · 10 months ago
Kwakutsvaga pfuma gvt haina mari zvino kuda kutsvaga mhosva kuvanhu ssssssssteam manyepo yapererwa
Mukatora · 10 months ago
dzekwa maiGriot munoomera ipapo ipapo...havabvaruri machira
@kraal up · 10 months ago
gvt gvt kuita sei. iwe chengetedza mombe dzako. it's your responsibility. you worry about stock theft not the lives of Innocent road users. unofunga nepai iwe. ngadzibiwe kana zvichiita kuti maroad ave safe to use. nxaa
@### · 10 months ago
kumwe kufunga soo. zvakaoma
fugu pfeee · 10 months ago
ndini ndichange ndichitora mombe dzacho muma highway
Kraal Up · 10 months ago
The challenge presented with confiscation of cattle on the highway is stocktheft. what will stop anyone posing as a gvt agent and rounding up cattle along the highway especially at night. fencing doesn't work because of the type of fencing and material being used. gvt must use a patented material, one they can only use and potentially track down. if they can do it with copper cables then they can come up with something for our national roads.
Mbonisi · 10 months ago
Siyai mombe dzedu heeeeeeeeyi

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