Transform Zimbabwe has lined up nationwide clean-up campaigns dubbed “Keep the city clean, stop blaming start acting" in response to a recent typhoid outbreak that hit parts of Harare and other towns leaving two people dead. Addressing Chitungwiza residents before a clean up campaign on Saturday,
Following its decision beginning of January to evict vendors from the streets, the Harare council is now engaged in a battle with thousands of poor people who make a living by selling second hand clothes, sweets, airtime, and vegetables on the capital’s congested street pavements. By
Transform Zimbabwe (TZ) President Jacob Ngarivhume has challenged political leaders to stop blaming and start acting as the nation once again stands threatened by the deadly epidemics of typhoid and Cholera. By Edward Makuzva Addressing Journalists at the launch of the cleanup campaign last week in Glenview,
The recent Typhoid outbreak scare in the City of Harare which has seen the Government and Harare City Council playing the blame game has led Transform Zimbabwe (TZ) to mobilise residents and call for responsible authorities to take action against the disease and stop blaming
Harare residents have expressed concern over raw sewer flowing in the streets saying this could result in the spread of typhoid, recently reported in Mbare. Harare is battling against obsolete sewer pipes that are resulting in raw sewage discharging into streets every day. With Typhoid remaining Zimbabwe's biggest
Dear RBZ Governor Mangudya I write this letter after spending five days without water in my suburb and also after several typhoid cases have been reported in Harare. I reside in Harare. I write to express my personal opinion on bond notes. In 2007/8 Local Authorities grappled
[caption id="attachment_13361" align="aligncenter" width="639"] Protesters gather outside Town House to hand over their petition to Mayor of Harare[/caption] [caption id="attachment_13360" align="aligncenter" width="642"] Protesters sing and dance as they wait for a response from the Council Officials[/caption] [caption id="attachment_13359" align="aligncenter" width="641"] Singing and dancing continues[/caption] [caption id="attachment_13358" align="aligncenter" width="642"]
Harare Mayor, Bernard Manyenyeni has noted that City of Harare is battling against a health crisis from Pomona dumpsite following a fire that has rendered northern suburbs environmentally inhabitable due to excessive smoke and fume. Addressing journalists in Harare on Tuesday, Manyenyeni said they were battling
Harare Mayor, was freed yesterday after being detained beyond the legal limit following his arrest on Wednesday on allegations of criminal abuse of office and corruptly concealing personal interest in a transaction. In his ruling, Harare magistrate Mr Vakai Chikwekwe referred to section 50 of the
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