The Minister said as we approach the Heroes and Defence Forces holidays,the government is alive to the increased risks of road carnage due to increased vehicular movement on our country’s highways.He said ZRP will therefore deploy static roadblocks at strategic positions .

Moreover,each death is the demise of a breadwinner and shattered dreams of surviving this end,there is need for multi-sectoral and multi-disciplinary coordination ,clear lines of institutional responsibility,accountability and seamless collaboration.

Yesterday’ accident was a stark reflection on the situation on our roads .Accidents have literally become more deadly largely as a result of speeding .Each death as a result of road carnage has far reaching social and economic implications.

In his speech,he said the Indaba takes place under a very dark cloud of National grief following yesterday’s unfortunate loss of 18 precious lives.Such accidents demand that each one of us to pose and ponder very hard over our actions.

The Minister of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage, Hon Kazembe Kazembe represented by Mr Mike Masaka, Director of Strategy Policy Implementation, Monitoring and evaluation today gave the opening remarks at National Road Safety Indaba.

@HeraldZimbabwe @PoliceZimbabwe Mr Munodawafa pointed out that misjudgment,following too close,speeding,reversing errors,failure to give way,overtaking errors,turning and parking errors as the causes of accidents.From the above it is clear that most of these accidents are a result of human errors.

@HeraldZimbabwe @PoliceZimbabwe Mr. Munesu Munodawafa ,the managing director of the Traffic Safety Council gave a solidarity speech at the Workshop,giving a sad picture of the accident statistics in the country.He said on average 5 people die everyday on our roads with 38 people being injured on a daily basis.

Amb Faranisi said after the approval,the stage was now set for the implementation and roll out of the smart traffic management system aimed at addressing challenges from traffic violations by motorists in and around our cities and on the highways.@HeraldZimbabwe @PoliceZimbabwe

The Secretary for Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage, Ambassador R.T. Faranisi today officially opened the Smart Traffic Management System Sensitization workshop in Kadoma.This came after cabinet considered and approved this home grown system designed by Telone,ZRP and HIT.

#Engagement .The Minister of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage, Hon Kazembe Kazembe, today received the French Ambassador to Zimbabwe at his offices. The Ambassador highlighted areas of cooperation that have been undertaken with the ministry through National Museums .

RT @InfoMinZW: This morning, His Excellency President Emmerson Mnangagwa @edmnangagwa will preside over the burial of the late National Her….

A sombre atmosphere has engulfed the nation as we prepare to lie to rest Zimbabwe 's first black Zesa in peace ,son of the soil. #A Nation in Mourning.

Tomorrow, the nation will bid farewell to one of its illustrious son , Dr Sydney Gata, who passed away recently and was declared a national hero.Dr Gata will be remembered for the sterling work he did in transforming the energy sector in this country. MHDSRIP.

RT @InfoMinZW: and;.3. Dr Madeline Nyamwanza, the first female African Medical Doctor in Zimbabwe, who will receive the R.G.Mugabe Commenda….

RT @InfoMinZW: who will receive the Royal order of the Munhumutapa;.2. Chidhudhu Innocent, a teenager who bravely rescued two children from….

RT @InfoMinZW: Government shortlisted 3 exceptional individuals for conferment with honours and awards, which coincide with the National He….

Vice President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, General (Rtd)Dr C.D.G.N Chiwenga arriving at the National Shrine for the burial of National Hero, Cde Luke Mushore.

The Secretary for Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage, Amb R.T. Faranisi starting proceedings at the Burial of Cde Luke Mushore .

The late Cde Luke Mushore started his political activism at Bernard Muzeki College in Marondera. He briefly worked in Chiweshe before moving to Muzarabani, where he late joined the Liberation Struggle. The President said 'zvaida vakashinga moyo'.

His Excellency, the President, Cde Dr.E.D Mnangagwa, is now addressing the thousands of mourners who have gathered at the national Heroes Acre.He said the country remain inspired by the heroic exploits of the late Cde Luke Mushore in liberating this country.