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The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development (MOTID) has stopped accepting requests to put up billboards and grant permission for advertising on billboards along the main roads they oversee.
In a statement, MOTID said this decision was made because there has been an increase in unauthorized billboards that not only disrupt traffic flow but also obstruct road signs. Reads the statement:
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The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development has noted with concern the recent proliferation of illegal billboards along and within the road servitudes of the country’s trunk roads which are administered by the Ministry, through the Department of Roads, especially in urban centres.
Some of the billboards are precariously erected too close to the road, thus posing a menacing danger to the seamless flow of traffic.
Further, some billboards are randomly erected in such a way that they are now competing with road signs and are distorting the aesthetics, splendor and good looks of the urban environments.
The Ministry is empowered in terms of Section 48 of the Roads Act [Chapter 13:18] to regulate and restrict trade or any form of commercial activities along road servitudes of trunk roads under its administration.
In light of the above, no person shall, without the written permission of the Department of Roads, carry on any trade or expose, offer or manufacture for sale any goods on a road or in any area alongside a road within a distance of sixty meters from the boundary of a road or in any area within five hundred meters from any point of intersection without prior approval.
In view of the recent proliferation of the billboards, the Ministry wishes to notify members of the public that with immediate effect, it has suspended the processing of requests for the erection of billboards and the issuance of authority to advertise on billboards along and within the servitudes of the trunk roads under its control.
The Ministry undertakes to carry out a thorough audit of all the said billboards, with the view to declutter the road servitude spaces and remove all the illegal billboards for safer and trafficable roads as well as the good outlook of the country’s urban centers.
</blockquote>
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Illegal Billboards An Eyesore - Ministry Of Transport

Two billboards promoting CCC presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa in Bulawayo were vandalised either on Monday night or in the wee hours of Tuesday morning in Bulawayo by unknown assailants.
<a href="https://cite.org.zw/ccc-billboards-vandalised-in-bulawayo/">CITE</a> reported that one of the vandalised billboards was on 15th Avenue, opposite the Zimbabwe International Exhibition Centre, while the other was in Queens Park East Suburb.
CCC official Swithern Chirowodza told CITE that the use of fire by the suspects should have attracted the attention of security services but that was not the case. He said:
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The use of fires to destroy property would under normal circumstances have attracted the attention of police and the army but it has not.
We have been watching the situation since morning and there has been no reaction from the security sector. That on its own tells us a story.
The arson from our point of view, that is judging from the debris left on the crime scene, is a notch above ordinary civilian capability.
</blockquote>
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He said the opposition believes the destruction of their billboards was being done by people who have the backing of state security.
Recently, a senior police officer in Midlands province was berated by Deputy Minister of Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Barbara Rwodzi after a ZANU PF activist was arrested for allegedly destroying CCC posters.
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Two CCC Billboards Vandalised In Bulawayo

The Office of the Minister of State for <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Harare Metropolitan Province</a>, the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Ministry of Transport</a> and <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Infrastructural Development</a>, and the City of Harare have jointly issued a statement directing individuals or companies that erected billboards without authorisation to remove them within 48 hours.
The <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">statement notes</a> the rampant corruption and proliferation of both legal and <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">illegal billboards</a>, including <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">directional signage</a>, on state and council road verges. According to the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">government billboard</a> policy and the City of Harare (Control of Advertising Signs) By-Laws, 1981, it is illegal to erect billboards or any structure within the City of Harare area of jurisdiction and along all state roads without a valid permit and approved plans. The statement adds that those who fail to comply with these regulations will be subject to hefty fines and penalties, with the cost of removal borne by the owners of these billboards and signage. The joint statement underscores the importance of maintaining the safety and <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">visual appeal</a> of the cityscape for the benefit and enjoyment of all. Reads the statement:
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<h3>JOINT PRESS STATEMENT ON IRREGULAR BILLBOARDS 21 July 2023</h3>
The Office of the Minister of State for Harare Metropolitan Province, the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development and the City of Harare have noted the rampant corruption and the mushrooming of both legal and illegal billboards including directional signage on State and Council road verges.
According to the Government Billboard Policy and the City of Harare (Control of Advertising Signs) By-Laws,1981, it is illegal to erect billboards or any structure within the City of Harare area of Jurisdiction and along all State roads without a valid permit and approved plans. Whilst those approved should respect the distances in between billboards and also positioning.
In this regard, all unlicensed operators are advised to remove the said illegal signage and billboards within 48 hours from the date of this notice. Failure to do so, the Municipality will promptly remove any illegal billboards identified within the City whilst the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development will remove all those along the State roads. The cost of removal will be borne by the owners of these billboards and signage. This also applies to illegal signage and posters on Council Streetlights and Street furniture.
Owners found to be in violation of the regulations will be subject to hefty fines and penalties as outlined in the City of Harare (Control of Advertising Signs) By-laws. Continued non-compliance may also prompt further legal action. Defying this notice, the City of Harare shall proceed to evoke the provisions of Section 20 as read with Section 29B of the aforementioned by law, that is to say City of Harare will remove the said illegal, billboards or wall murals and charge the removal cost incurred to the affected entities. 
Harare Metropolitan Province, the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development and the City of Harare jointly herein place great importance on maintaining the safety and visual appeal of our cityscape for the benefit and enjoyment of all motorists, residents and visitors. We urge all billboard owners and commercial promoters to familiarize themselves with the applicable regulations and obtain the necessary permits to ensure compliance.
All existing billboards owners in the City of Harare are being requested to submit the following information to the Town Clerk and settle all outstanding payments by Tuesday the 25. of July 2023:
a) Valid Contract with the City of Harare or with the Ministry of Transport and infrastructural Development for the Billboard (s); 
b) Company Registration Documents; 
c) ZIMRA Tax Clearance; d) Proof of Payment; 
e) Certified Copies of Directors (Ds; 
f) Proof of Bank Account Activity; 
g) NSSA Compliance Certificate
Please note that all billboard companies that have applied for regularization will still be required to submit the above documentation whilst their issues are being investigated and considered.
All companies that have existing Street light pole advertising contracts have to ensure that the solar-installed streetlights on which they are advertising are in good working order as per agreement. The City of Harare is giving such companies 30 days notice to ensure that they repair and maintain all the solar streetlights. Failure to do so, these agreements will be immediately cancelled for breach.
For any queries related to billboard regulations, permits, or any other matter regarding this public notice, please contact the City of Harare, Town Clerk’s Office and the Provincial Roads Engineer for Harare Metropolitan Province.
Investigations are now underway for those who acquired permits corruptly, whilst the enforcement exercise will commence on the 26. of July 2023.
Mr. T. Muguti Secretary for Provincial Affairs &amp; Devolution Harare Metropolitan Province 
Eng. T.K. Chinyanga Secretary for Transport &amp; Infrastructural Development 
Eng. H Chisango Town Clerk City of Harare
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Authorities Order The Removal Of Unauthorised Billboards Within 48 Hours

The Government has ordered advertising companies to seek approval first before erecting campaign billboards on State highways.
The directive was issued after independent presidential candidate Saviour Kasukuwere’s campaign team mounted a huge billboard along Robert Mugabe Road and another along Simon Mazorodze Road in Harare.
A letter dated 18 July 2023 and addressed to advertisers by the Office of The Provincial Road Engineer reads in part:
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Please be informed that all content to be advertised on billboards on State highways in Mashonaland Central now requires prior approval from the office of the Provincial Road Engineer.
Therefore, each company seeking to put up new content on their billboards should take due diligence to notify this respective office before installation, clearly specifying the nature of the content.
</blockquote>
Previously poll candidates did not seek permission to erect campaign posters on national highways.
Kasukuwere is one of the 12 candidates in the August 23 presidential race, though his nomination was challenged at the courts by ZANU PF activist Lovedale Mangwana.
The High Court ruled in favour of Mangwana, but Kasukuwere filed a Supreme Court appeal.
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Govt Orders Advertisers To Seek Approval Before Erecting Billboards

Harare City Council has issued a 48-hour ultimatum to those who erected billboards on road edges and private property across the capital.
In a Tuesday statement, the local government authority said enforcement of the exercise will start on Saturday, therefore, those with objections regarding the matter must reach the director of works within 48 hours. Pindula News presents Harare City’s statement:
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<h2>REMOVAL OF ILLEGAL BILLBOARDS ON ROAD VERGES AND PRIVATE PROPERTIES </h2>
1. City of Harare has noted with concern the mushrooming of illegal billboards and illegal directional signage on Council road verges. 
2. According to Harare (Control of Advertising Signs) By-Laws, 1981, it is illegal to erect billboards or any structure within City of Harare area of jurisdiction without a permit and approved plans from Council. 
3. In this regard, you are hereby advised to remove the said illegal signage/billboards within 48 hours from the date of this notice. 
4. This also applies to illegal signage on Council Streetlights and Street Furniture. 
5. Should you defy this notice, City of Harare shall proceed to evoke the provisions of Section 20 as read with Section 29B of the aforementioned by law, that is to say City of Harare will remove the said illegal signage, billboards or wall murals and charge the removal cost incurred to the affected entities. 
6. Any representations or objections regarding this matter should reach the Director of Works within the stated time frames in this notice. 
7. Please note that all billboard companies that have applied for regularization will be exempted whilst their issues are being addressed. 
8. This notice also applies to roads jointly shared with the Ministry of Transport and infrastructure Development (Department of Roads). 
9. Enforcement exercise will start on 2 October 2021. 
</blockquote>
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CoH's 48-Hour Ultimatum On Removal Of Illegal Billboards On Road Edges, Pvt Properties

City of Harare said that is concerned with the mushrooming of illegal billboards and illegal directional signage on Council road verges.
In a statement this Tuesday, City of Harare said it was giving 48 hours to those who erected the billboards to remove them and failure to do so will result in the destruction of the structures.
The City Council further advised those with objections regarding the matter to reach the Director of Works within 48 hours. The notice read in part:
<blockquote>City of Harare has noted with concern the mushrooming of illegal billboards and illegal directional signage on Council road verges.
According to Harare (Control of Advertising Signs) By-Laws, 1981, it is illegal to erect billboards or any structure within City of Harare area of jurisdiction without a permit and approved plans from Council. Such billboards will be pulled down by Council.
In this regard, you are hereby advised to remove the said illegal signage/billboards within 48 hours from the date of this notice.
Should you defy this notice, City of Harare shall proceed to evoke the provisions of Section 20 as read with Section 29B of the aforementioned by law, that is to say City of Harare will remove the said illegal signage, billboards or wall murals and charge the removal cost incurred to the affected entities.</blockquote>

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