Leading Pan-African telecommunications company, Liquid Telecom has joined the fight against cholera through partnering city of Harare to refurbish water and sewer infrastructure in the high density suburb of Glen Norah. The project is funded to the tune of $1.5 million. Liquid Telecom officials in the company
Zanu PF Harare Province Youth League is sitting on a time bomb following its move to dish out stands to party supporters at the new vendors site at the Cocacola open grounds with the city fathers saying it is a nullity since stands allocation is
Chisango’s appointment comes head on the heel of a deadly cholera outbreak which has left 32 people dead and more 3000 affected.
The Harare City Council has named officials who attempted to swindle funds from the corporate world meant for cholera battle as the capital is seized with epidemic which has claimed over 30 lives so far reported to be rampant in Glenview and Budiriro density suburbs.
In an interview with 263Chat last week, Harare Mayor Councillor Herbert Gomba said the council does not have a solution to the escalating number of vendors.
For Harare Ward 4 Councillor, Martin Sunungukai Matinyanya, his five year term at Town House will not be a walk in the park. If anything, it is going to be a journey to hell and back though he insists he is ready for the challenge
Aspiring Harare Central Ward 2 Councillor and Independent candidate, Engineer Tawona Mtungwazi wants to change the council narrative from politics to technical saying the era of politicizing urban authorities will soon be over. In an interview with a staff reporte r , Mtungwazi said his intention is
The potholed roads in Harare, have become an increasing hazard for drivers. They are especially dangerous following heavy rains, as standing water hides some of the potholes.
Yes! It used to be Harare's busiest commercial hub for clothing and electronic gadget dealings, having been popularized by teenagers who would flock by the famed Ximex Mall along Jason Moyo Avenue in Harare to buy MP3s and Ipods which to some extent were greatest
A cross section of Harare residents have blamed the Harare City Council for double standards which have led to corrupt allocation of land on undesignated sites such as wetlands. BY EDGAR GWESHE This came out during a meeting held on Monday in Borrowdale. The meeting, which was hosted
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