Harare downgrades PV module exports

Harare City Council Now Impounding & Ticketing Heavy Duty

The City of Harare has declared a major offensive against heavy-duty trucks occupying its suburban streets. A new enforcement blitz is now in effect, with authorities

Harare City Council to Demolish 5,000 Illegal Houses Amid

The Harare City Council plans to demolish over 5,000 houses built in illegal settlements across the city, citing 37 High Court orders.

City of Harare Breaks Silence on Leaked Demolition and

The City of Harare has confirmed the circulation of a leaked document titled "Report on Regularisation and Demolitions of Illegal Structures in Harare." The city clarified

In Pictures: Current Update from Harare CBD Amid Blessed

Harare''s Central Business District (CBD) is typically bustling with activity on a Monday morning, as people head to work, run their businesses, and take children to school.

City of Harare plan to ban kombis in 3 years

Harare''s municipal authorities have unveiled groundbreaking proposals to transform the city''s chaotic transportation network, including the gradual elimination of commuter

Outcry as City of Harare Hikes Public Toilet Fees by 100 Percent

The City of Harare is under fire after it doubled the cost of using public toilets from US$0.50 to US$1.00 (approx. R18.50). The move has sparked widespread criticism from civil

How to Buy Legal Residential Stands in Zimbabwe

Recent demolitions in Harare, Zimbabwe, have highlighted the importance of purchasing legal residential stands to avoid losing years of savings. The Harare City Council

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Harare Launches Crackdown: City Council Now Impounding & Ticketing Heavy Duty Trucks In Residential Areas December 31, 2025

City Of Harare''s New Road Names

While the City of Harare''s intentions may have been symbolic, the reality on the ground remains unchanged. Many still refer to the roads by their colonial or pre-2019