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Kabaza owners tipped on attacks

by Foster Benjamin
15/09/2020
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Police in Lilongwe have engaged motorcycle (kabaza) taxi owners and their workers in Chigwirizano Township to find a lasting solution to a string of attacks targeting operators.

This follows an incident a week ago in which an operator, Thokozani Kambalame, was killed and robbed of  his bike by thugs.

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Speaking in Chigwirizano Township on Sunday, Lilongwe Police Station community policing officer Emmanuel Kalungu said police are concerned with the attacks.

He said: “We advise kabaza owners and their workers to agree on working hours to avoid attacks.

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Kalungu (L) speaks during the meeting

“As police, we advise kabaza operators to refrain from working deep into the night.”

Brighton Masiyano, a kabaza owner, said their workers choose to operate until late at night on their own.

“We initially agreed that they should operate from 6am to 6pm on a daily K3 000 target, but we get surprised to see them extend the knocking off time,” he said.

In his remarks, a kabaza operator at Chigwirizano Bridge rank Fadreck Livison said an influx of motorcycles has made it difficult to meet the target.

“We struggle to reach the target by 6pm; hence, extending the time,” he said.

Meanwhile, both sides reached a consensus and set 7pm as the knocking off hour.

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