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
Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has responded to the appeal by its numerous Harare based clients to add Harare City Council as a biller on their digital platforms for added ease of settling bills
The once deported South African Musical group Freshly Ground set the bar high last night and left fans begging for more after a thrilling performance at the last day of the Harare International Festival of the Arts (HIFA)
City of Harare has moved to re-position itself as the best investment destination and economic hub in the region following the hosting of an Investment Conference meant to interface and share ideas with potential investors in line with government's "Zimbabwe is open for business" mantra. Addressing
Corruption among government and council officials as well as general lack of knowledge among residents has been blamed for the continued destruction of wetlands in Harare. By Edgar Gweshe Delivering a keynote address during a stakeholders workshop hosted by the Harare Wetlands Trust last week, acting Harare
City Of Harare has moved in to address health hazards affecting residence at Matapi Flats in Mbare after partnering Oxfam Zimbabwe in refurbishing the beyond human habitation flats. Speaking during the tour of Matapi Flats, Minister of State for Harare Metropolitan Province, Miriam Chikukwa called on City
Vendors have warned government against pushing them out of streets without alternative employment saying ultimatums and threats only worsens the situation they described as already precarious. Addressing a press conference in Harare on Monday, Vendors Initiative for Social and Economic Transformation, (VISET) Coordinator, Samuel Wadzai condemned
Vendors could soon be moved out of the central business district if plans by the City of Harare to complete the construction of new bus termini outside bears fruits with Acting Town Clerk, Engineer Hosiah Chisango saying they have set their sight on delivering the
City of Harare has rallied residents and stakeholders to embrace its 100 day Rapid Results Project and develop the city in line with the demands of the new political dispensation. Speaking during the Rapid Results Project implementation launch in Harare on Wednesday, Acting Town Clerk, Engineer
City of Harare has committed to increasing potable water quality from the current 87 to 96 percent by 19 April 2018 amid concerns that the authority is supplying discolored and odorous water- a major health hazard likely to escalate disease outbreaks. In an interview with 263Chat
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