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What Then Shall We Say? Is Harare Concealing Evidence?
An open pit in Southerton has been covered after reportedly remaining unattended for more than two years, but residents are now questioning the timing of the intervention and whether the site should have been preserved pending

Southerton Business Times
Oct 42 min read


Harare Deploys 300 Municipal Police in 24-Hour Vending Crackdown
The success of Operation Chenesa Harare will ultimately depend not only on enforcement, but also on whether designated markets can provide traders with accessible, viable, and properly serviced alternatives.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 113 min read


Tawengwa refers the Rugare Granite Works demolition petition to the Permanent Secretary
Harare provincial minister Charles Tawengwa has referred a petition by Zanu-PF DCC 6 over the proposed demolition of Rugare Granite Works to the Permanent Secretary for action.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 83 min read


Cabinet Approves Municipal Police and Courts Bill to Strengthen Local Law Enforcement
Cabinet has approved the Municipal Police and Courts Bill, which proposes granting arrest powers to municipal police officers and establishing dedicated municipal courts to strengthen enforcement of local by-laws.

Southerton Business Times
Jul 292 min read


Harare Council Apologises After Woman’s Car Clamped During Baby’s Medical Emergency
The City of Harare has apologised after a woman's car was clamped while she was rushing her sick five-year-old son to hospital, with Mayor Jacob Mafume ordering an investigation into the incident.

Southerton Business Times
Jul 242 min read


Harare Confirms Scabies Outbreak in Hopley, Stoneridge
The City of Harare has confirmed a scabies outbreak in Hopley and Stoneridge, with children under 12 accounting for most reported cases as health officials intensify containment efforts.

Southerton Business Times
Jul 162 min read


Harare council suspects insider behind string of district office robberies
Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume says an insider may be helping robbers target City of Harare district offices after another cash theft at a municipal banking hall.

Southerton Business Times
Jul 92 min read


Harare Resident Takes Prepaid Water Meter Rollout to High Court
HARARE — A Harare resident has approached the High Court seeking an urgent order to halt the rollout of prepaid water meters in the capital, arguing that the system is unlawful, violates existing water legislation, and threatens residents' access to water. Bernadette Makaya, a ratepayer from Mabelreign, filed the application through lawyer Tinashe Chinopfukutwa of the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR).

Southerton Business Times
Jun 173 min read


Harare Demolition Blitz Threatens Thousands of Homes and Businesses in Crackdown on Illegal Settlements
HARARE – Thousands of families and tens of thousands of small and medium-sized businesses face the prospect of losing their homes and livelihoods as the City of Harare intensifies a sweeping crackdown on illegal settlements, land invasions, and unauthorised developments across the capital. The exercise, which city authorities say is aimed at restoring order, protecting environmentally sensitive areas and curbing the activities of land barons, is expected to affect several sub

Southerton Business Times
Jun 53 min read


Confusion Over Water Charges Despite Prepaid Meters in Sunningdale
HARARE — Residents of Sunningdale are calling on the City of Harare to clarify why they continue to receive water consumption charges on their monthly bills despite recently being moved onto a prepaid water meter system. The concern was raised by a resident who said prepaid water meters were installed in the suburb approximately three months ago as part of efforts to modernise water billing and improve revenue collection.

Southerton Business Times
Jun 42 min read
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