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The prohibition of paratransit services in Harare Zimbabwe and its implications
Background A ban on ‘mushika shika' was officially announced in March 2020 by the Government of Zimbabwe (GoZ) citing the need to curb the spread of COVID-19. Since 2016, the GoZ has been trying to restrict the ‘mushika shika' from entering the CBD of Harare. ‘Mushika shika' – stemming from the Zulu...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2026
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