The Government of Zimbabwe is set to accelerate its urban renewal drive with the construction of two major interchanges at the Seke Road–Delport Road junction and the Robert Mugabe–Chiremba Road junction. These high-impact projects are designed to decongest Harare’s busiest southern corridors and provide seamless regional connectivity.

The government has moved to the next phase of rehabilitating and widening a 16 km stretch of Seke Road after formally handing the project to a local contractor, the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development said on Thursday, 19 March 2026.

The government has commissioned a high-capacity asphalt plant in Skyline, Harare, a move expected to significantly speed up road construction projects while reducing reliance on costly subcontractors and imported materials.