This Eid al-Adha, we honor the profound spirit of sacrifice, the strength of community and the enduring traditions that unite us. Wherever your celebrations may take you, we wish you safe journeys and abundant blessings.

At CFAO Mobility Zambia, Africa Freedom Day was more than a celebration, it was a statement. Dressed in beautiful, vibrant African fabrics, our teams from across the country came together as one family to honour the courage, resilience, and spirit of Africa.

Every pattern and colour told a story. Every smile carried the weight of gratitude.

We stood together, not merely as colleagues, but as proud Africans remembering the heroes who fought for our freedom, acknowledging the progress we have made, and looking ahead with hope toward the bright future we are still building, together.

The Copperbelt Agricultural Mining Industrial Networking Expo (CAMINEX) 2026 was more than an event for CFAO Mobility Zambia Limited; it was a three-day journey of connection, recognition, and triumph.

On the 19th of May 2026, the vibrant CFAO Mobility team, united across different brands, welcomed visitors to their stand. On display were key models including the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado, the rugged Land Cruiser Pick Up, and other popular vehicles, alongside a showcase of genuine accessories from the Parts Department. Led by Toyota Kitwe Branch Manager, Mr. Micheal C. Daka, together with formidable team members; Mukupa, Natasha, Idee and others, welcomed guests who had a touch and feel of the vehicles on display and learnt how CFAO Mobility creates value through innovation, sustainability and local industry growth.

In a continued commitment to customer safety and global corporate responsibility, Toyota Division under the CFAO Mobility Zambia Limited, has announced a special service campaign affecting selected vehicles equipped with Takata front airbag inflators.

The campaign covers driver and front passenger airbag inflators in Toyota vehicles manufactured between January 2003 and August 2016.

Over time, moisture can enter certain inflators, especially in hot and humid climates. If an affected airbag deploys in a crash, excessive internal pressure could cause the inflator to rupture and release metal fragments.

No Warning Signs – But No Action Required from Owners

There are no visible symptoms or warning signs to indicate whether a vehicle has this issue. However, CFAO Mobility Zambia strongly advises vehicle owners not to disable their airbags, noting that the likelihood of an airbag performing correctly in an accident remains far higher than the risk of rupture.

Is Your Vehicle Affected?

Any customer who purchased a Toyota vehicle between 2003 and 2016 is encouraged to verify their vehicle’s status. The process is simple:

• Online: Visit the official VIN Checker at https://www.toyotazambia.co.zm/vin-check/ , enter your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), found on the vehicle body or license disc, along with your details, and request a status update.
• In person: Visit any of CFAO Mobility Zambia’s five branches, Monday to Friday during normal working hours.

What to Expect

The service campaign is part of Toyota’s global volunteered recall initiative. Customers with affected vehicles will receive a free replacement of the relevant airbag inflators. The company urges all eligible owners to act promptly, as no repair will be performed unless the vehicle is presented for inspection.

For More Information

For additional details, including answers to frequently asked questions about airbag safety, visit the Toyota website or speak directly with staff at any branch.

Staying informed is the first step toward staying safe. Toyota reminds all motorists that regular vehicle checks save lives.