Mabvuku residents have vowed to protect water infrastructure in the area amid rising cases of vandalism that has seen major water connections being tempered with. The sentiments were expressed at a community meeting organized by the Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) and the Water Point User
Rumbling noises from metal objects hitting against each other inside moving haulage trucks signal the terrible state of road infrastructure along the main stretch adjacent to Lafarge Zimbabwe’s cement making plant in Mabvuku. A few weeks ago, the cement maker had been ordered to stop operations
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
World Boxing Federation (WBF) Middleweight champion Charles Manyuchi threw weight behind one of the country's leading network providers, NetOne's free Breast Cancer Awareness by turning up top the screening exercise in Mabvuku over the weekend. Hundreds of women and a notable number of men showed up
An elderly couple in Mabvuku has taken upon themselves to impart life survival skills to the young and unemployed youths in the area in a bid to alleviate poverty and exposure to crime at tender ages. The couple is teaching the young boys and girls
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