The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has withdrawn perjury charges against former Harare Mayor Councillor Herbert Gomba, effectively putting an end to the legal proceedings that had been ongoing for over a year. Councillor Gomba, a member of the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), was accused
The Harare Residents Trust (HRT) has connected Mayor, Herbert Gomba to scandalous deals in the allocation of residential stands on wetlands. This was revealed by HRT Director, Precious Shumba during a Breakfast Meeting on wetlands management which was organized by the Harare Wetlands Trust and the Zimbabwe Lawyers
Harare residents should brace for yet another round of house demolitions as the city fathers have hinted of a re-organization of all settlements where people are illegally settled
The Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) in its bid to fight for the right to shelter has said that most land barons have political muscles and they are the simple reasons to illegal structures and demolitions
Former Harare City Mayor Bernard Manyenyeni has refuted claims by his predecessor Herbert Gomba that he approached council proposing to purchase one of the council vehicles he used during his term of office. Addressing the council meeting on Monday, Gomba said Manyenyeni had approached him with
Harare City Mayor, Councillor Herbert Gomba could by now be an unpopular figure at Town House following his decision to throw away councillors demands for Ipads on the grounds that it is not a priority. According to a story published in the Newsday today, Harare City
Mayor of the City of Harare, Councillor Herbert Gomba has today visited and donated groceries and other goodies to two Harare West constituency families whose houses were gutted by fire last week. Speaking to 263Chat today while handing over donations, Gomba who was accompanied by member
Newly elected Mayor of the City of Harare His Worship, Councillor Herbert Gomba says a reasonable and realistic approach is needed before council can start to move vendors dotted in and around the Central Business District (CBD). In a wide ranging interview with 263Chat at Town
By his own admission, the city has a number of problems which include water , shortages, roads in need of resealing/ reconstructions, debts ballooning due to unemployment, "mushika-shika", congestion, uncontrolled vending, illegal occupation of Council land, lack of financial support from Central Government, just to
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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