Harare Residents Trust

Police yesterday barricaded roads leading into Harare’s oldest and most populous suburb of Mbare to pave way for demolitions of informal business structures in an operation sanctioned by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government.
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The continuous digging up of trenches around the central business district (CBD) by telecommunications companies is raising concern as it is putting to waste investments put into the road rehabilitation programmes by Government and Harare…
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The Harare Residents Trust (HRT) said the recruitment of more than 400 municipal police officers did not match the service that council was providing.
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The Harare Residents Trust (HRT) has urged Chitungwiza Municipality to invest more in water infrastructure as most pipes are too old, thereby affecting the quality of tap water residents are receiving.
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Harare City Council (HCC) has been urged to invest more in the rehabilitation of the water infrastructure, replacement of galvanised pipes with poly pipes, and in securing the water reservoirs in suburbs.
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The Harare Residents Trust (HRT) has called on government to punish rogue soldiers behind the August 1 killing of civilians in the capital
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Irate Harare residents have threatened to dump putrid refuse bags at municipal offices around the city to protest delayed rubbish collection over a period of a few weeks.
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There is fear that the rising number of cholera cases in Harare could lead to another deadly outbreak such as witnessed in 2008 unless health authorities act swiftly to contain the highly infectious disease which is spreading rapidly in the…
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Tension between Harare City councillors and the city Works Department has run almost as high as the unkempt grass raising their constituents’ ire.
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By Helen Kadirire The Harare City Council (HCC) is considering constructing concrete roads this year. The local authority’s acting town clerk, Josephine Ncube, said cement roads last longer, the materials are readily available and HCC…
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