@InstaToll Zimbabwe (Pty) Ltd

We have pride with the women who work for InstaToll. Not only are they living their dreams but also have believe in the dreams of InstaToll. Thank you and happy women’s month.

Installation of signs and hazard markers 211+900-225+00LHS/RHS

After a week of heavy rains, drain clearing is underway along the R2 and R5 routes. Teams are removing all blockages to prevent flooding and ensure smooth traffic flow. Motorists are advised to drive carefully near maintenance zones.

We believe potholes should not get too comfortable on our roads; we have therefore served the ones on R2 and R5 with notice, and our teams are actively attending to them.

InstaToll Zimbabwe recently donated two wheelchairs to Mateta 2 School in Gokwe. This initiative was made possible through funds raised by our employees, reflecting the true spirit of compassion, and giving back. We are proud of our team for making a meaningful difference.

The introduction of e-Tag modernises Zimbabwe’s tolling system by enabling faster, safer, and more convenient cashless travel, reducing queues, saving time and fuel, and lowering vehicle wear and emissions.

The introduction of e-Tag modernises Zimbabwe’s tolling system by enabling faster, safer, and more convenient cashless travel, reducing queues, saving time and fuel, and lowering vehicle wear and emissions.

Zimbabwe’s new E-Tag system is cutting queues and enabling fast, cashless travel. With over 30,000 users already onboard, the Zinara–InstaToll rollout is modernising highways and boosting efficiency. Government officials witnessed this progress first-hand at Ntabazinduna plaza.

Celebrating excellence! At the 2025 National Annual ESG & Responsible Business Achievement Awards, Zimbabwe’s trailblazers in sustainability took centre stage — and we’re proud that IZ shone brightly. We are honoured to be playing our part.

Driving Towards Regional Standards! At InstaToll Zimbabwe, all installed road signs are designed and implemented in line with SADC Road Sign Standards, ensuring consistency and safety for all road users. Our roads connect — and our signs speak one regional language.

We’re proud to have donated and installed a solar-powered pumping systemat Rimuka Old People’s Home in Kadoma. The system now powers the borehole, providing residents with reliable access to clean water every day. #InstaTollZimbabwe #Sustainability #CommunitySupport #SolarEnergy

Congratulations to the InstaToll Zimbabwe team for winning seven awards at the NSSA SHAW Conference in Victoria Falls — Bronze Awards for Kadoma and Goromonzi, and Achievement Awards for Figtree, Ntabazinduna, Gweru South, Rusape, and Mutare Plazas.

Bollards are being installed along the route to prevent roadside parking and protect the integrity of the road edges. #RoadSafety #InfrastructurePreservation #InstaToll #ZINARA

At this road sign – where is the road taking you? Wishing all travellers a safe and pleasant journey this weekend.

Even if you see the 60 km/h sign in the rain or snow—slow down. The police are usually waiting just after that sign.

New sign up! When you see it, it’s not an excuse to be late—just stick to 80 km/h. Or maybe it’s life’s way of saying, slow down and enjoy the ride.

Tiny night-shift workers keeping drivers in line 24/7— no tea breaks, no overtime claims, just nonstop glowing guidance. Their job is just to guide drivers home safely a glow at a time.

Smooth roads, safer journeys! 🚗💨 Our RRM team is hard at work making travel easier for you. Can you spot the location of our latest RRM works from this picture?

We are proud to highlight the involvement of women in our recent fencing project along the Gweru–Bulawayo route. At InstaToll, we believe in empowering women by equipping them with the skills, opportunities, and fair chances they deserve.