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
"The incident is a culmination of an operation code named Clean Up Harare Central Business District, which was being conducted by the City Of Harare.
I have had some engagements in Chitungwiza and gave a stern warning to landlords that we are really coming to destroy some of those illegal houses that have found their way in most of these areas,
The Morgan Tsvangirai led Movement for Democratic Change has piled pressure on City of Harare and government of Zimbabwe to prioritize the provision of adequate water treatment chemicals to avert potential health crisis in Harare. In an interview with 263Chat, MDC-T Spokesperson, Obert Gutu said the
Residents of Tafara high density suburb in Harare are at loggerheads with the Harare City Council after the former approved construction on a wetland which had been identified by the Local Environment Action Plan (LEAP) committee in the area. A LEAP is a local plan developed
Residents of Kambuzuma, Ward 14 are battling to save a wetland which has been identified for industrial construction purposes. A local firm is currently constructing a fuel station on the wetland at Stand Number 2907, Section 2, Kambuzuma Township. What has made the situation worse is the
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
Government has been called upon to take Junior Council seriously as they are future leaders of the country, Mayor of Harare, Bernard Manyenyeni has said. Officiating at the 65th Inauguration programme for Harare Harare Junior City Council on Friday last week, Manyenyeni said the Junior Councilors are
National Vendors Union of Zimbabwe (Navuz) chairperson, Stan Zvorwadza has lashed out at police officers whom he said are in the habit of attacking defenseless vendors under the guise of restoring sanity in the Central Business District. Speaking to 263Chat, Zvorwadza said police should stop using force
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