What type of transportation do people in Zimbabwe have?

1. Private Vehicles: Many individuals own cars, minibuses, or motorcycles for personal use.

2. Public Buses: State-owned, private, and municipal bus companies provide transportation within cities and long-distance travel between towns.

3. Rural Buses and Commuter Taxis: Commonly known as "Kombi's" or "Mushikashika's," these provide transportation in semi-urban and rural areas where formal public transport may be limited.

4. Ride-Hailing Apps: App-based transportation services like Uber and local companies are available in Zimbabwe's major cities.

5. Taxis: Conventional taxis operate in urban areas, charging set rates or based on negotiations.

6. Trains: National Railways of Zimbabwe offers passenger trains that connect towns and cities, though service can be unreliable due to infrequent scheduling and technical challenges.

7. Air Travel: Zimbabwe has airports in Harare, Bulawayo, and several other domestic destinations. Air Zimbabwe and a few smaller regional carriers provide intercity air travel.