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The Transport and Infrastructural Development has outlined the correct procedure for the notice of sale and disposal of vehicles. The Ministry said:
<blockquote>
NOTICE TO OUR VALUED MOTORISTS
Do you want to sell or dispose of your vehicle and you have been wondering what is the correct procedure for the notice of sale and disposal, worry no more because the Central Vehicle Registry department has all the answers to your questions in the following steps that outline the correct process:
1. Cut out the section of the notification that indicates the change of ownership from your vehicle registration book and submit it to CVR.
2. Obtain a stamped certificate or slip from the CVR to inform that the notification has been made.
3. Deregistration is done in the system once a notice of sale is done.
4. Complete the change of ownership. Previous owners who have sold their vehicles should inform the CVR so that they can receive a notice of sale.
**NB: It is important to follow the correct procedure of sale or disposal because it ensures legal compliance and a smooth transition of responsibility from the previous owner to the new owner.
</blockquote>
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The Government has gazetted vehicle tolling and licensing fees in a move which it said was in line with the prevailing economic situation and to ensure that the Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) adequately supports road authorities with meaningful disbursements for road development and rehabilitation.
The new tariffs are with effect from today, Friday, 20 November 2020.
According to the new tariffs, tolling fees for light motor vehicles that fall under class one will now pay $120 up from $45 and class two vehicles will now pay $180 reviewed from $80. Download the PDF document below for full details.
<a href="https://t792ae.c2.acecdn.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/S.-I.-278-of-2020-Vehicle-Registration-and-Licensing-Amendment-Regulations.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">S. I. 278 of 2020 Vehicle Registration and Licensing (Amendment) Regulations,</a>
Meanwhile, vehicle licence fees have been adjusted from $750 to $1 800 for light motor vehicles and vehicles with a net mass of 10 750kg and above will now have to pay $30 000 up from $11,250. Download the PDF document below for full details.
<a href="https://t792ae.c2.acecdn.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/S.-I.-277-of-2020-Toll-Roads-National-Road-Network-Amendment-Regulations.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">S. I. 277 of 2020 Toll Roads (National Road Network) (Amendment) Regulations,</a>

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Zimbabwe’s minister of Finance and Economic Development, professor Mthuli Ncube was recently criticised by Parliamentarians for failing to monitor some government departments.
He was criticised after he had confessed ignorance over reports that the Central Vehicle Registration (CVR) department was not accepting the local currency in favour of the United States dollars.
MDC Alliance and Mbizo MP Settlement Chikwinya had asked the minister to clarify if CVR’s actions had been sanctioned by treasury. Chikwinya said:
<blockquote>The minister speaks of a dual regime of accepting RTGS and the US dollar. Government departments, in particular the Ministry of Transport through the CVR, is refusing to accept RTGS even at the interbank rate for purposes of paying for number plates.
Is it your instruction that a government department refuses to accept RTGS, our own local currency?</blockquote>
Ncube said it was not his instruction prompting MDC Alliance MP for Kambuzuma, Willias Madzimure to challenge the minister over his ignorace. He said:
<blockquote>The minister has said he is ignorant of what is happening at a government institution.  CVR is a government institution that works hand-in-glove with the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA).
Is the minister really ignorant that CVR is refusing people to pay in RTGS and they are accepting only US dollars?  As a Member of Parliament, I actually paid in US dollars and I was denied the right to use RTGS.  Is the minister saying he is not aware and does not know what is happening in his department because this was a policy decision that was made?  Is he saying CVR made its own unilateral decision?</blockquote>
This comes when foreign currency is very scarce in the country due to limited exports.
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