Michael Chideme

Several churches in Harare yesterday defied a government ban on public gatherings and continued worshiping in the face of a stepped-up campaign to prevent the spread of cholera.
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Fifteen refuse trucks which are part of the 30 compactors bought by Harare City Council from automotive manufacturer, FAW Group Corporation for $3,1 million are still holed up in South Africa owing to foreign currency challenges.
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Occupants of structures in illegal settlements sprouting across the capital city have been given 48 hours to remove them or risk having them destroyed by the city fathers, the Daily News can report.
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Harare’s perennial water shortages have seen certain parts of the city and the Avenues area going without water for two months. The city has been hard hit by a lack of water which prompted council and aid agencies to drill boreholes in…
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HARARE - Harare City Council has begun installing high mast lighting or tower lights in 11 high and medium density suburbs.
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The Harare City Council (HCC) is getting tough with defaulting clients, and has started issuing final demands to 161 000 households to pay up their bills.
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The Harare City Council will soon embark on a facelift of Mbare Musika vegetable market and bus terminus, which had become an eyesore.
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Fears of a new cholera outbreak are abound in Harare after council confirmed the death of a 46-year-old man in Stoneridge as a result of the water-borne disease, while the man’s sibling who got in contact with him also died in Chitungwiza.
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Harare City Council (HCC) has started shutting off water service to “nonpaying” residents by removing water meters.
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Harare City Council (HCC) plans to install 50 000 prepaid water meters in areas that receive uninterrupted water supply.
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