Government has begun a second round of nationwide public consultations on a proposed Road Accident Fund (RAF) Bill as stakeholders call for diversified funding, inclusive governance and stronger post-crash emergency response systems.
The consultations led by the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development opened in Marondera on Monday and are expected to shape the final version of the Bill before it is presented to Parliament.
The proposed law would replace the country’s fault-based…
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