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Since the start of <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/09/13/zimbabwe-police-launch-operation-tame-the-traffic-jungle-to-address-road-lawlessness/">Operation Tame the Traffic Jungle</a> on 12 September 2023, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has arrested more than 12,200 mushika-shika operators.
“Mushika-shika” is a term commonly used in Zimbabwe to refer to informal public transportation, particularly unlicensed minibuses or vans that operate outside of formal transport systems. In a statement seen by Pindula News, police said:
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The ZRP reports that a total of 34 123 arrests have been effected during the on-going operation, “Tame the Traffic Jungle”. 1 006 arrests have been made on vehicles without route permits while 12 291 arrests have been made on illegal pirate taxis (mushikashika). 333 motorists have been arrested for reckless driving, while 2 298 people have been arrested for touting. Meanwhile, 891 vehicles have been impounded for moving on the roads with no registration plates.
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The operation aims to address the widespread disregard for traffic laws, particularly in major cities and towns. Police Spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Paul_Nyathi/">Paul Nyathi</a> previously stated that instances such as driving against traffic flow, running red lights, and reckless lane violations have contributed to chaos and congestion. 
Nyathi also said the Police will enforce the law impartially. He said unregistered vehicles, including those with temporary plates, will be confiscated. Nyathi said the Central Vehicle Registry has sufficient number plates, so there is no excuse for vehicle owners not to register within two weeks after importation. He said the Police will address heavy vehicles that violate regulations by traversing residential areas instead of designated routes outlined by national rules and local by-laws.
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Operation Tame The Traffic Jungle: Over 12 200 Mushika-shika Operators Arrested

A 26-year-old woman from Avonlea in Harare was kidnapped before she was gang-raped at Botanic Gardens after she had boarded a Mushika-shika vehicle from town on Wednesday.
Police said the four men who raped the woman also robbed her of cash and a cellphone and then dumped her.
ZRP spokesperson in Harare Province, Inspector Luckmore Chakanza, confirmed the case to <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/woman-gang-raped-by-mushika-shika-crew/">H-Metro</a>.
He said the victim was referred to Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals for medical examination. Said Insp Chakanza:
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Police are investigating a case involving a woman who was raped after being offered transport along Leopold Takawira Street in town to Avonlea.
Circumstances are that on March 1 at around 11 AM, the complainant boarded a black Honda Fit, at corner Leopold Takawira and Nelson Mandela, intending to go to Avonlea.
The vehicle had four men, including the driver.
The victim shared the front passenger seat with one accused.
The vehicle drove along Leopold Takawira towards Avondale and turned right into Cork Road just after Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals.
When they reached a bushy area near the Botanic Gardens, the accused, who was sharing a seat with the complainant, demanded the complainant’s valuables
Complainant handed her Honor cellphone which had a US$10 note in the pouch.
Accused then snatched the complainant’s handbag and stole US$5.
The accused, who was sharing the seat with complainant, fondled her breasts and the other three accused disembarked from the vehicle and he raped her once without protection.
The other three took turns to rape the victim and dumped her in the garden.
She was later rescued by a passerby who took her to ZRP Avondale.
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