Combined Harare Residents Association

By Fadzai Midzi & Lenin Tinashe Chisaira The year 2017 has opened up with disaster scares in the form of typhoid, flooding in the high density suburb of Mbare in Harare and cyclone alerts in the southern parts of the country. Two…
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By Helen Kadirire Tenants renting homes that have been affected by flooding will not be compensated under a government assistance scheme, Civil Protection Unit (CPU)’s deputy director, Sibusisiwe Ndlovu, said yesterday. Several…
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By Gift Phiri Harare mayor Bernard Manyenyeni has furiously rejected allegations that he earns over $520 000 per month, revealing for the first time that he actually receives a monthly allowance of $1 250. This follows calls for…
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HARARE residents have for a long time been fighting a losing battle with their local authorities as poor service delivery continues, thanks to the government’s clean up exercise that has exposed those in office.
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HARARE- The Combined Harare Residents Association has done a survey which is meant to unravel the causes and trying to find lasting solutions to the current health crisis.
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The recent announcement by ZESA that it will increase its tariffs by 31% with effect from September 2011 is totally ill-advised and can easily become a threat to national security if it is allowed to stand.
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The Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) would like to respond to incorrect and misleading statements made by Ambassador Christopher Mutsvangwa alleging that the 2008 Cholera outbreak was a result of sanctions.
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The Combined Harare Residents Association is deeply concerned by the reports that it has received from the residents of Mufakose who have raised an outcry on the water disconnection exercise that is currently being conducted by the Harare…
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