Presidential Spokesperson and Deputy Chief Secretary George Charamba has dismissed as false a government announcement that tinted windows on private vehicles had been outlawed. The announcement had earlier been made by Permanent Secretary for Presidential Affairs and Devolution, Tafadzwa Muguti who said the State was moving
By Takudzwa Tondoya Presidential Affairs and Devolution Permanent Secretary Engineer Tafadzwa Muguti has highlighted the escalating housing crisis in the Harare metropolitan area during a national economic consultative forum. Speaking at the forum, Muguti revealed alarming statistics indicating that the region is grappling with approximately 60,000 illegal
Harare Metropolitan Provincial and Devolution Permanent Secretary, Tafadzwa Muguti has issued an order to close unlicensed and unclean food outlets following a recent cholera outbreak in the capital. Addressing journalists in Harare on Monday, Muguti also revealed that teams had been deployed to inspect and address
263Chat · Fresh Demolitions Loom In Mbare, Chitungwiza, Warns Muguti Harare Province secretary for provincial affairs and devolution Tafadzwa Muguti has warned of fresh demolition in Mbare, Chitungwiza and Ruwa saying land barons had invaded wetlands and land reserved for development projects. Muguti said the invasions have
Harare Metropolitan Provincial Development Coordinator (PDC), Tafadzwa Muguti has expressed his disappointment over housing developments at a wetland near Borrowdale racecourse. Addressing residents’ associations at a meeting organised by the Harare Wetlands Trust at Town House, last week Muguti said construction of large properties does protect
Harare Central Business District (CBD) property owners have been warned against partitioning of buildings as it is against city bylaws. In a statement, Provincial Development Coordinator, Tafadzwa Muguti said property owners should instead renovate their buildings and ensure functional ablution facilities. “The Provincial Development Directorate for Harare
The High Court has annulled Harare Provincial Development Coordinator (PDC), Tafadzwa Muguti’s directive to ban Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) that failed to submit their work plans as directed. In July, Muguti directed NGOs operating in Harare to submit information relating to their activities in the province by
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