The decision by Harare City Council to demolish more than 5 000 houses built illegally is a sign of total failure to manage land allocations and enforcement of planning and building laws for almost a ...

Harare residents can breathe a collective sigh of relief following the arrest of eight suspected armed robbers responsible for a string of brazen heists across the city. The final suspect was ...

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“The victims, comprising 30 households, were left homeless and exposed to the elements, sparking outrage over the City of ...

The perennial water crisis gripping Zimbabwe's capital has metamorphosed from a mere service delivery challenge into a ...

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Harare City Council has ignited widespread outrage with its decision to demolish approximately 5,000 houses in the Zimbabwean capital, citing their construction on illegally acquired land. Mayor Jacob ...

Harare Mayor Councillor Jacob Mafume told The Sunday Mail that the council would proceed with the demolitions to uphold the ...

Harare faces a looming crisis as the City Council plans to demolish over 5,000 houses built on land earmarked for essential ...