The City of Harare has announced measures aimed at curbing traffic congestion in the capital, particularly during peak hours. In a statement, Harare Town Clerk Phakamile Mabhena Moyo said the city has seen an increase in congestion during peak hours hence the enforcement of designated passenger
Harare City Council has partnered with the Embassy of the Netherlands in digging trenches to set up a massive water pipe system worth Euros 300 000 for residents of Hopely settlement following a public outcry over the dire situation in the area. Recently, this publication reported
Human rights lobby group Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) has expressed concern on the ongoing demolition of vending structures in Harare saying at a time where compassionate is needed the state has inflicted more injury to its citizens. In a statement, Zimrights said; "ZimRights notes with concern
Harare Mayor Hebert Gomba has bemoaned the high levels of pollution at Lake Chivero, the city's main source of water supply- stressing that the reservoir should have been long decommissioned. Speaking during a wetlands indaba at Town House this morning, Gomba said Lake Chivero has become
Leader of Movement Democratic Change, Nelson Chamisa has applauded the City of Harare for putting up solar power system at the a newly constructed clinic in Hopley saying such developments are in sync with his party vision for smart cities. Speaking after touring Tariro clinic earlier
Harare is now sitting on a health time bomb due to a water crisis that has seen the local authority announcing a water rationing schedule likely to result in some suburbs getting water once a week. Last week, City of Harare announced that it is facing
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has availed US$ 150 000 to City of Harare towards purchase water treatment chemicals to alleviate the deteriorating water quality and supply. Harare however, requires an average of US$ 2.5 million worth of supplies every month. In a statement issued this morning,
Local beverages producer, Delta Corporation has delivered 45,000 litres of clean water to cholera ravaged suburbs of Glen View and Budiriro as part of the company's “MAKE A DIFFERENCE” (MAD) campaign. In a press statement released today, Delta said the initiative is expected to galvanize key
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