Anger as Zimbabwe leader approves new radio levy for motorists

Zimbabwe leader's approval of new radio levy for motorists sparks anger - opposition leader Nelson Chamisa calls it "draconian" and "heartless". The $92 annual fee is part of efforts to increase revenue for the state broadcaster but has faced backlash for being too high in the country's challenging economic climate. Despite arguments about fairness and necessity from officials, motorists criticize the law as burdensome and unjust, as it now mandates buying a radio license to renew vehicle insurance.