It never rains but pours for Zimbabweans! The Zimbabwean government has doubled road toll fees in a desperate move to shore up its empty coffers. Public funds are routinely looted in Zimbabwe, and the country’s natural resources are plundered for the benefit of a few powerful and extremely ruthless ZANUPF elites and their surrogates. When toll fees increase like what happened today, it automatically translates into a higher financial burden for the general citizens. This will lead to increased transportation costs affecting daily commuters and businesses too. This will also contribute to inflationary pressures as transportation costs are integral to various sectors of the Zimbabwean economy. The cost of transporting Proton Bread from Marondera is now higher, so is the cost of bringing in wheat and flour to the bakery, it will naturally increase the cost of bread. This will apply to every product that is transported to the Zimbabwean shops where you the end user will access it. The government's decision to raise toll fees should spark a serious discussion on its fiscal policies, public spending, and the overall economic situation in Zimbabwe. But will it? Let us wait and see how the opposition responds to these mercenary tax increases. The political response from the Zimbabwean opposition will play a crucial role in shaping the public discourse and potential policy adjustments. If there is no outcry to this madness, ZANUPF will plough on with these ridiculous measures. Besides, all this money being collected in the name of Zimbabwean roads will be looted as is always the case, Zimbabwe has some of the worst roads in the world regardless of these high toll fees. #NgomaNdiyoNdiyo

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