The
tollgate,
previously
located
between
the
19.5km
and
20.5km
pegs
just
outside
Harare
city
limits,
has
been
moved
north
to
the
40km
and
41km
pegs.
The
new
tollgate
site,
now
known
as
Juru
tollgate,
was
officially
gazetted
in
Statutory
Instrument
217
of
2023
by
the
Minister
of
Transport
and
Infrastructural
Development,
Felix
Mhona.
In
a
public
notice,
ZINARA
explained
that
a
temporary
structure
will
be
used
at
the
new
site
until
the
planned
toll
plaza
is
installed.
Read
the
notice:
RELOCATION
OF
SHAMVA
TOLLGATE
Members
of
the
public
are
advised
that
the
Shamva
tollgate,
located
at
the
19.5km
peg
along
the
Harare-Nyamapanda
road.
will
be
relocating
to
a
new
site
at
the
40km
peg
along
the
same
highway.
In
this
new
location,
the
tollgate
will
be
referred
to
as
Juru
Tollgate
and
is
housed
in
a
temporary
structure
ahead
of
the
planned
construction
of
a
toll
plaza.
The
relocation
is
effective
today.
the
27th
of
October
2023,
as
gazetted
in
the
SI
217
of
2023.
ZINARA’s
decision
to
relocate
the
Shamva-turnoff
tollgate
to
the
Juru
site
aims
to
improve
traffic
flow
and
provide
a
better
experience
for
drivers.
Mrs.
Tsungie
Manyeza,
ZINARA’s
head
of
corporate
communications,
told The
Herald that
the
move
considers
factors
like
traffic
patterns
and
road
safety.
The
goal
is
to
minimize
disruptions
and
inconvenience
to
drivers,
ensuring
a
seamless
transition
and
a
smoother,
safer
journey
through
the
tollgate
area.
She
said
ZINARA
is
committed
to
delivering
efficient
and
reliable
services
to
the
public
during
this
relocation.
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