Residents groups under the banner of Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) have rejected the Harare City Council's 2018 budget saying it is unrealistic and not people driven, 263Chat can reveal. In a letter addressed to the Local Government Minister, Savior Kasukuwere, CHRA noted that the 2018 budget
Deputy Mayor of Malawi's Blantyre City Council, Councillor Joseph Magwinja has said his municipality is experiencing a number of problems including escalating number of vendors and is looking to learn ways of tackling such problems from their Harare counterparts. Speaking after meeting Harare Mayor, Councillor Bernard
“You are the ones in charge and don’t blame anyone for this, take a look at those bottles and used condoms and everything here and this is in the ward of the chairman of the environment committee, what are you doing?” said Kasukuwere.
The pipes that we currently have are dysfunctional and the physical loss experienced is about 65%, for this to be curbed, the pipes need to be replaced, pumping sessions increased, replace meters to pre-paid one
The Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) has expressed dismay over the continued engagement of Wellcash Debt Collectors by the City of Harare despite a directive by the Mayor, Bernard Manyenyeni to suspend their contract. In a statement released on Wednesday CHRA said despite a directive from
Chitungwiza Residents Trust (CHITREST) has expressed concern over government of Zimbabwe's controversial move to introduce urban tolling system saying this expose the government’s greediness as it amounts to double taxation. The residents body alleged that Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) was failing to account for money
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