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The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) says it does not offer motorised escorts for private functions such as weddings, church gatherings, and birthday parties.
In a statement, ZRP spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi said only the State Presidium will be provided with motorised escorts by the Police.
He also warned members of the public against using private motorcades by fitting beacon lights on their cars or sounding sirens on the country’s roads. Reads the statement:
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ZIMBABWE REPUBLIC POLICE CLARITY ON MOTORCADE ESCORTS, USE OF BLUE LIGHTS ON VEHICLES AND GENERAL CONDUCT BY PUBLIC SERVICE VEHICLE CREWS ON THE ROADS
The Zimbabwe Republic Police wishes to clarify the clear position on the use and provision of motorised escorts in the country.
In terms of the country’s laws, only the State Presidium will be provided with motorised escorts or a state motorcade.
In this regard, the public should take note that there is no law or provision which allows the Zimbabwe Republic Police to offer or provide motorised escorts for various requests such as weddings, church gatherings, birthday parties or other private functions.
In the same vein, the public is accordingly informed that the law does not allow the use of any private or personal motorcade of any form on the country’s roads whether with beacon lights or sounding any form of siren.
The law will take its course without fear or favour for those found on the wrong side of the law.
Motorists are also implored to observe the movements of the state motorcade whenever escort vehicles are coming as Police control traffic on the roads.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police reminds motorists that according to Statutory Instrument 129 of 2015 Road Traffic (Construction, Equipment and Use) Regulations the use of blue lights or beacons is the preserve of the Zimbabwe Republic Police only.
In this regard, any motorist found with a vehicle fitted with blue lights or beacons will be dealt with in line with the country’s laws.
In the same vein, no private or company vehicle should be fitted with or painted in police colours. The public is urged to assist in the maintenance of law and order by strictly observing this requirement.
Meanwhile, the Zimbabwe Republic Police warns the public against driving vehicles with no registration plates.
In terms of Vehicle Registration and Licensing Act Chapter 13:13 no vehicle, whether private or company-owned- owned should be driven on the country’s roads with no number plates.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police will thus impound any vehicle moving on the roads with no plates. Government vehicles are not excluded from the number plates requirement.
The Commissioner-General of Police has directed Officer Commanding Police, Provinces and Districts to ensure that arrests are effected on kombi operators, their crews and touts who are openly moving with vehicles whilst the touts are precariously hanging on the back (kurembera). The law will take its course without fear or favour.
Above all, motorists are implored to comply with Statutory Instrument 129 of 2015 Road Traffic (Construction, Equipment and Use) Regulations and fit proper and stipulated headlights on vehicles.
In this regard, any vehicle driven on the roads while fitted with ballad lights or bar lights in clear contravention of the country’s laws and road safety requirements will be impounded and the owner or driver 
prosecuted after arrest.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police urges motorists to observe road rules and regulations to safeguard lives on the roads and the general maintenance of law and order in the country.
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A Harare man who allegedly pelted President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s motorcade with stones was on Monday remanded in custody to 24 July pending a mental examination.
<a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200013840/mental-check-for-man-who-pelted-ed-motorcade">NewsDay</a> reported that the suspect, Benjamin Mupombwe (30) of Epworth appeared before Magistrate Dennis Mangosi on Monday and was referred to two psychiatrists for mental examination.
It is alleged that a member of the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) was deployed on July 4, 2023, at the intersection of Julius Nyerere Way and Robson Manyika Avenue to control traffic while waiting for the presidential motorcade to pass.
As the motorcade made its way through at around 11 AM, Mupombwe is accused of throwing stones at it, resulting in his arrest.
The State is the complainant in the matter.
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Harare Man To Undergo Mental Check For Throwing Stones At ED Motorcade

A man from Harare has been brought before the Harare Magistrates Court on charges of disorderly conduct for throwing stones at President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s motorcade with stones on Julius Nyerere Way in Harare.
Benjamin Mupombwe, who is 30 years old and from Epworth, appeared before Magistrate Dennis Mangosi on Friday and has since been remanded in custody pending his bail application today. The State is the complainant in this matter.
<h3>What Happened?</h3>
According to the allegations, a member of the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) was deployed on July 4, 2023, at the intersection of Julius Nyerere Way and Robson Manyika Avenue to control traffic while waiting for the presidential motorcade to pass. As the motorcade made its way through, Mupombwe is accused of throwing stones at it, resulting in his arrest.
In April this year, Masimba Graig Muganira, a man from Epworth, was prevented by State security agents from confronting President Emmerson Mnangagwa during a speech in the dormitory town. Muganira attempted to breach security and race to the podium to confront Mnangagwa, but he was stopped a few meters away and allegedly assaulted behind the VVIP tent.
In yet another recent case, Dumisani Dangirwa, a 43-year-old man from Harare, was arrested for insulting Mnangagwa, alleging that the ZANU PF leader was a failure and would lose the elections scheduled for August 23. Dangirwa was remanded in custody.
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