Traders at Mbare Musika, Harare's largest and most iconic marketplace, are facing an uncertain future after a fire recently gutted the market, destroying goods worth hundreds of thousands of dollars and wiping out their livelihoods. The blaze has sparked concerns that the government’s plans to build
A massive fire swept through Mbare Musika, the country’s largest marketplace, late last night, destroying goods worth hundreds of thousands of dollars and leaving hundreds of traders without a source of income. The fire, which broke out around 9.30 p.m. rapidly spread across the sprawling market,
Government has resolved that all vegetable market bays be restructured in line with the Covid-19 pandemic regulations. Speaking during a post Cabinet press briefing, Small to Medium Enterprises Minister Sithembiso Nyoni said the markets will operate on a six day cycle and will be closed for
As basic commodity prices continue to sky-rocket to match the on-demand American dollars (US$) parallel market rates, wheat and kapenta sellers have reported a boost in their daily sales. In a survey carried out by this publication at Mbare Musika, retailers of the mentioned products confirmed
The Passengers Association of Zimbabwe has given City of Harare a two weeks ultimatum to clean up the mess at Mbare Musika Bus terminus saying the traditional pick up and drop off place has become infested with touts who harass travellers as well besieged with
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