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Magaba Complex in Mbare reduced to ashes after a “massive inferno”

HARARE – The Magaba Complex in Mbare has been reduced to ashes after a “massive inferno” broke out just after midnight, the Harare City Council has confirmed.

“Three fire tenders have been deployed to fight the fire. To avoid a situation where our fire tenders have to be driven back to the fire station to fetch more water, the Emergency Help Group provided tankers of water.” the Council said.

The Magaba Complex in Mbare has been reduced to ashes after a "massive inferno" broke out just after midnight, the Harare City Council has confirmed, 13 February 2026 (Picture via City of Harare)
The Magaba Complex in Mbare has been reduced to ashes after a “massive inferno” broke out just after midnight, the Harare City Council has confirmed, 13 February 2026 (Picture via City of Harare)
The Magaba Complex in Mbare has been reduced to ashes after a "massive inferno" broke out just after midnight, the Harare City Council has confirmed, 13 February 2026 (Picture via City of Harare)
The Magaba Complex in Mbare has been reduced to ashes after a “massive inferno” broke out just after midnight, the Harare City Council has confirmed, 13 February 2026 (Picture via City of Harare)
The Magaba Complex in Mbare has been reduced to ashes after a "massive inferno" broke out just after midnight, the Harare City Council has confirmed, 13 February 2026 (Picture via City of Harare)
The Magaba Complex in Mbare has been reduced to ashes after a “massive inferno” broke out just after midnight, the Harare City Council has confirmed, 13 February 2026 (Picture via City of Harare)
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