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Kudzai Kadzombe, a former Deputy Mayor of Harare, has decided to contest the upcoming by-election for Ward 41 as an independent candidate instead of representing the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC). This decision comes after Kadzombe was recalled from her position as Ward 41’s councillor by Sengezo Tshabangu, who claims to be the interim secretary general of the CCC. Tshabangu argued that Kadzombe and others recalled had ceased to belong to the party and accused them of being imposed on the electorate by CCC leader Nelson Chamisa.
Kadzombe said she engaged with residents in Ward 41, and the majority of them encouraged her to run as an independent candidate to avoid being recalled by Tshabangu for a second time. In a post seen by Pindula News, Kadzombe said 88% of the residents supported her running as an independent candidate, while 10% suggested she run under the CCC. Only 2% of the respondents advocated for a boycott. She said:
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I asked citizens of ward 41 which route to take on nomination day &amp; these were their wishes
10% said I should go in as CCC party (but were scared that their votes will be violated by Tshabangu)
88% – Independent
2% -boycott.
I believe in Citizenocracy &amp; Nelson Chamisa
</blockquote>
The by-election for Ward 41 is scheduled to take place on February 3, 2024. The CCC party did not field anyone in that Ward. Kadzombe will face off with ZANU PF’s Clive Charles Majengwa. Ward 41 is in Harare West Constituency which covers areas such as Westgate, Avonlea, Goodhope, Area D Bluffhill, Marlborough, and Willow Creek.
Kudzai Kadzombe has faced a recall before, not just this year. In August 2020, she was recalled along with other councillors including Herbert Gomba (who was the Mayor at the time), Lovemore Makuwerere, Hammy Madzingira, Costa Mande, Happymore Gotora, and Gilbert Hadebe. At that time, Kadzombe’s party was MDC-T, which was led by Thokozani Khupe. The party wrote a letter to the Minister of Local Government, through then Secretary General Douglas Mwonzora, stating that these councillors were no longer part of the Movement of Democratic Change (MDC). 
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Former Harare Deputy Mayor Kadzombe Registers To Contest As Independent In By-elections

Former Harare City Deputy Mayor, Kudzai Kadzombe, said she witnessed Harare municipal police officers “robbing vendors” along Lomagundi Road in broad daylight. She expressed her disappointment and managed to report the incident to their superiors. Kadzai Kadzombe, who was recently removed from her position in the council said:
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 Potato &amp; butternut heist, I was so disappointed to witness 1st hand, Hre municipal police officers robbing vendors along Lomagundi Road in broad daylight, with so many witnesses around, load the goods &amp; then sped away. I took the reg# &amp;reported it to their superiors
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This revelation sparked various responses, with some people stating that such incidents are common, particularly in the central business district.
Some individuals claimed that municipal police officers patrol certain areas and impose taxes on vendors, collecting US$5 every three days. Kadzombe, however, believes that not all officers are corrupt and that many dedicated municipal officers love their job and uphold principles. She acknowledged that a few bad officers tarnished the reputation of the entire force.
Others criticised Kadzombe, suggesting that she may be unfamiliar with the Harare Municipal Police’s modus operandi and urged her to familiarise herself with the by-laws and the efforts being made to restore order in the city. They questioned her lack of knowledge about the responsibilities of her own workers in cleaning up the city. Kadzombe responded, asserting that although she understands the role of municipal police as an enforcement arm of the council, she was specifically referring to thieves disguised as officers. She stood by her statement and expressed her disappointment in witnessing such acts.
Many comments highlighted the pervasive issue of corruption within Harare’s municipal police and other departments, such as city parking, licensing, and billing.
The incident witnessed by Kadzombe was seen as a reflection of the daily struggles faced by many vendors and the demands for bribes from the municipal police. Some suggested that the person involved may have been new to the area, hence the confiscation of goods, while others said that vendors often pay “rent” to operate. Critics described City Parking, a company contracted by the local government authority to collect parking revenue, and the municipal police officers as “terrorists” who are not pro-people. They demanded that measures be taken to address this issue.
There were calls for Harare Mayor, Jacob Mafume, to be made aware of the situation and for action to be taken against the corrupt officers. Suggestions were made to pay municipal police officers better and provide them with the necessary resources to do their job effectively. Some believed that this would help alleviate the problem of corruption.
Critics accused Kadzombe of raising the issue for political gain, rather than genuine concern for the welfare of the people. They argued that such incidents have been happening for a long time, but the local government authority has failed to take action. Kadzombe defended herself, stating that speaking the truth should not be seen as a popularity stunt. She expressed her willingness to address the issue and emphasized that just because such incidents are not new does not mean they should be tolerated.
Some individuals justified HMP’s operations arguing that vendors also engage in illegal activities, evading taxes and robbing the city of revenue. According to some commentators, “It is common for the police to confiscate goods when they catch someone committing a crime.” They claim that the police take everything that could be used as evidence. Others mentioned that vendors are not allowed to operate in certain areas, and some of them do not have the necessary medical certificates, which are required for selling food.
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Former Harare Deputy Mayor Kadzombe "Witnesses Municipal Police Robbing Vendors"

The Harare City Council (HCC) has provided an update on the growing number of cholera cases in the city and the ongoing water problems. According to the local government authority’s statement seen by Pindula News, the cases of cholera in Harare are increasing. As of 23rd November 2023, there have been 150 confirmed cases and 15 deaths in Harare. The statement read in part:
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The most affected areas are Kuwadzana, Glen View, Glen Norah and Budiriro. The following have been identified as factors contributing to the spread of cholera:
1. Drinking of untreated borehole water
2. Drinking untreated well water
3. Attending and eating at gatherings
4. Attending gatherings and shaking hands
5. Presence of burst sewers in the communities
6. Consumption of cooked food from unlicensed vendors
</blockquote>
The Harare City Council has suggested some recommendations to address the cholera outbreak. They are urging everyone to work together to prevent more people from getting infected and dying from cholera. They are also asking people to report any suspected cases of cholera. It is important for everyone to cooperate and take action to stop the spread of the disease. We present the recommendations below:
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a. seek early treatment to prevent death. Treatment is free at all council clinics.
b. Avoid gatherings.
c. Treat all borehole and well water with water guard or aquatabs before drinking
d. Avoid food from unlicensed vendors
e. Report any suspected cholera case or death at the nearest clinic.
</blockquote>
Some individuals who read the statement expressed their disappointment, stating that they feel the local government authority is not taking the disease seriously.
The local government authority acknowledges that water is a major factor contributing to the cholera outbreak. However, they have been unable to effectively address the long-standing water problems faced by the city. In a recent update on the water situation, the city authorities admitted that certain areas in the city have been without access to water. Read the update:
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There was a serious burst on our internal reticulation network at Prince Edward yesterday (Wednesday) at 2200hrs. As a result of this, the plant was shut down as chemicals could not be prepared.
This shutdown has negatively affected water supply to the southern suburbs.
Work to repair the pipe is ongoing and normal operations are expected to resume anytime soon.
The affected areas include R.G. Mugabe International Airport, Cranborne, and Hatfield, parts of Chitungwiza, Mbare, Sunningdale and Graniteside.
Most areas in the southwestern suburbs including Glen Norah, Glen View, Kuwadzana and Rydle Ridge are accessing water except for Budiriro which is currently not accessing water.
The north-western suburbs including Tynwald, Bloomingdale and Dzivaresekwa are not accessing water.
Water supply to the northern suburbs including Hatcliffe, Borrowdale, Mt. Pleasant, Hogerty Hill and Helensvale is yet to be restored. 
Other areas in the zone like Vainona, Gunhill and New Alex are now accessing water.
The CBD and surrounding are accessing water.
The eastern suburbs of Greendale, Mandara, Mabvuku, Tafara, Zimre Park and Epworth are currently not accessing water.
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On the 23rd of November 2023, Harare was only able to supply 411 megaliters of water, even though the daily demand is over 1,200 megaliters per day. The water infrastructure in Harare was originally built in 1953 to support a population of 300,000. However, the city now has around 7 million people during the day and approximately 2 million at night.
Harare’s Deputy Mayor, Kudzai Kadzombe, recently stated that the city is unable to provide the required 1.2 million megaliters of water to ensure that every household has access to running water. She mentioned that the only solution is to look for other sources of water, such as the Kunzvi Dam. She told <a href="https://shecorrespondsafrica.com/harare-residents-resort-to-unsafe-water-sources-as-the-cholera-epidemic-rages-on/#:~:text=Council%20not%20able%20to%20meet%20the%20city's%20water%20demand&amp;text=This%20falls%20far%20short%20of,approximately%20two%20million%20at%20night.">She Corresponds Africa</a>:
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The Government of Zimbabwe is the one which is supposed to provide new sources of water such as Kunzvi Dam under the President’s office not through Harare City Council.
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In addition to the water shortage problem, it has been discovered through tests that the water provided to people’s homes by the local authority in Harare does not meet the standards set by the World Health Organization (WHO). Furthermore, when the water comes out of the tap, it appears greenish in colour. Tests have shown that the water from boreholes in many neighbourhoods, both low-density and high-density areas, is contaminated. Water from unprotected sources such as shallow wells is also unsafe to drink. This contamination is believed to be the cause of the recurring cholera cases in the city. Due to these issues, many people in Harare are relying on private boreholes and wells in their homes to ensure they have access to safe and clean water for sanitation purposes.
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Harare Gives Update On Growing Number Of Cholera Cases And Ongoing Water Problems

Self-proclaimed CCC interim secretary general <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Sengezo_Tshabangu">Sengezo Tshabangu</a> has ordered the recall on Harare mayor Ian Makone, his deputy Kudzai Kadzombe and seven other city councillors.
<a href="https://www.zimlive.com/tshabangu-strikes-again-axes-harare-mayor-ian-makone-deputy-7-more-councillors/">ZimLive</a> reported that the fresh round of expulsions threatens to throw the country’s main opposition into complete disarray and puts renewed pressure on CCC leader Nelson Chamisa to act decisively to prevent the party from disintegrating.
Tshabangu sent a letter to Local Government Minister Winston Chitando, dated 7 November 2023 saying the targeted councillors “have ceased to be members of the Citizens Coalition for Change”. He wrote:
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Kindly be advised that the following councillors were under Citizens Coalition for Change political party and have ceased to be members of the Citizens Coalition for Change.
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The councillors listed by Tshabangu include Makone (Ward 18) Kadzombe (Ward 41), Denford Ngadziore (Ward 16), Lovejoy Chitegu (Ward 36) and Samuel Gwenzi (Ward 5).
Added to the list were PR Councillors Chido Hamauswa, Tariboyi Sabina, Florence Cheza and Fadzai Matimba.
The recalls follow the recent expulsion of 14 party MPs and councillors in different parts of the country by the hitherto little-known CCC activist.
Tshabangu argues that the targeted CCC representatives were imposed by party leader Nelson Chamisa during the party’s controversial candidate selection process in the run-up to the 23 August 2023 Harmonised Elections.
Some political observers say Chamisa used the novel community consensus candidate selection process instead of the traditional primary elections to eliminate some party adversaries in place of loyalists in their positions.
However, other commentators are of the view that the recalls are an attempt by President Emmerson Mnangagwa to cripple the opposition and create a defacto one-party-state.
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Tshabangu Strikes Again, Recalls Harare Mayor Ian Makone, Deputy, 7 More Councillors

<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Harare_City_Council/">Harare City Council</a>‘s acting human capital director, Matthew Marara, has received a compensation of US$329,000 for the period he was on suspension over corruption charges. Marara, who was the city’s housing director, was suspended in 2020 alongside other HCC officials.
Harare City Council (HCC) deputy mayor <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Kudzai_Kadzombe/">Kudzai Kadzombe</a> confirmed the development but couldn’t confirm the exact amount paid. She told <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200017784/us329k-compensation-deal-for-harare-director">NewsDay</a>:
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Unlike other managers, he was on suspension for almost three years without his dues. When he returned to work his dues were calculated, but, I am not aware of the amount (he was paid). But we don’t pay in foreign currency at Harare City Council. Our employees only get a US$50 component. So, getting US$ 329,000, I am not aware of that figure. 
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Sources claim that there was no council resolution for the compensation, as the local authority is struggling to pay its workers. Said an anonymous source:
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Marara was awarded about US$329 000 for the almost three years he was on suspension, but the issue is that he had resigned through an email so he was not supposed to get that money.
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Matthew Marara, the former housing director of Harare City Council, was suspended in 2020 due to corruption allegations related to residential stands. He was suspended along with other HCC officials, including Edgar Dzehonye and Tonderai Mukora from the Survey Section.
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Former Director At Harare City Council Receives US$329,000 Compensation For Suspension

The Harare City Council has demolished a house belonging to Prophet Tapiwa Freddy and five others this Thursday, 28 September.
Freddy is a pastor/prophet, founder and leader of Goodness and Mercy Ministries, a prosperity church based in Harare.
Harare deputy mayor Cllr Kudzai Kadzombe said the demolition was in response to a petition by residents who said the houses were allocated by the council without doing due diligence on a road in 2017.
Posting on X, Kadzombe also said the City of Harare will allocate new stands to the affected residents as well as construct houses for them, with council covering all expenses including sourcing building materials. She said:
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We have received inquiries about why Prophet T Freddy’s house and 5 others were demolished today. This was a result of a residents’ petition as these houses were allocated by council without doing due diligence on a road in 2017 and it blocked school children and other residents, Who had to use a longer and dangerous route to go to school and work etc.
The affected families are in the process of being reallocated new stands and their houses constructed and materials supplied by the City of Harare builders at no cost to the victims.
Our sincere apologies for any inconvenience caused to the Glenview community and the affected families.
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Kadzombe, however, did not disclose where the demolished houses were located. Harare City Council has, in the past few years, been destroying houses and structures built on land acquired illegally.
In April 2020, the Harare City Council demolished Freddy’s church in Glenview high-density suburb, saying it was built on land acquired illegally.
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Prophet T Freddy's House Demolished By Harare City Council

The newly-elected Harare City Deputy Mayor Councillor Kudzai Kadzombe (CCC), who was arrested on Thursday, has been slapped with another charge.
Kadzombe was picked up on Thursday by officers from Malborough Police Station and was scheduled to appear at Harare Rotten Row Magistrate Court this Friday.
She was initially accused of assaulting a ZANU PF member in Malborough during the August 2023 Harmonized Elections.
On Friday, Kadzombe was charged for allegedly obstructing the complainant from entering the polling station on voting day, 23 August.
In a statement, CCC said both charges are “fabricated” and “a clear abuse of state institutions” by the ZANU PF-led government. CCC said:
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The Harare regime has levied an additional false accusation against our Deputy Mayor, Kudzai Kadzombe. Initially arrested on trumped-up charges of assaulting a ZANU PF member during the recently concluded sham election, she is now facing yet another fabricated charge of obstructing the complainant from entering the polling station on voting day. This is a clear abuse of state institutions by the Harare regime in an attempt to silence our members. Such actions must cease immediately.
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Harare Deputy Mayor, Kudzai Kadzombe, Faces An Additional Charge

The newly-elected Harare City Deputy Mayor Councillor Kudzai Kadzombe (CCC) has been arrested.
According to CCC spokesperson, Gift Siziba, Kadzombe was picked up on Thursday by officers from Malborough Police Station.
Kadzombe is accused of assaulting a ZANU PF member in Malborough during the August 2023 Harmonized Elections. Siziba tweeted:
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The newly elected Harare City Deputy Mayor Cllr Kudzai Kadzombe has been arrested by Malborough Police Station. She is being charged with assaulting a ZANUPF member in Malborough during the recent Harmonized elections. She will appear at Harare Rotten Row Magistrate Court tomorrow Friday 8.15 am.
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In a statement, CCC said allegations levelled against Kadzombe are “baseless” and serve as further proof that the ZANU PF-led government is “illegitimate”. Reads the statement:
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The regime in Harare has once again arrested Councilor Kudzai Kadzombe, our newly elected deputy Mayor for Harare, on baseless charges of assault. This relentless persecution of our members is absolutely unacceptable and serves as further evidence of the illegitimacy of the Harare regime.
</blockquote>
Kadzombe’s arrest follows that of CCC MPs Maureen Kademaunga (Sunningdale), and Siziba, who is the Tshabalala Pelandaba legislator.
Kademaunga was arrested on Tuesday on charges of attempted murder and malicious damage to property and spent the night in police cells before the charges were dropped in court on Wednesday.
Siziba was arrested on Wednesday, accused of inciting the football violence at a football match, and released on the same day but was ordered to appear before a magistrate on Friday.
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Harare Deputy Mayor, Kudzai Kadzombe, Arrested

Ian Makone, representing the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), has been elected as the new Mayor of Harare, with Kudzai Kadzombe as his deputy. Makone, from Ward 18, replaces Jacob Mafume of Ward 17.
Kadzombe’s appointment is historic, as she is the first female Deputy Mayor in the city’s history.
The CCC holds a significant majority in the council, with 42 out of 45 seats, including 10 women’s quota councillors. Zanu PF holds the remaining four seats.
Makone received 46 votes in the election, defeating Zanu PF’s challenger, Temany Utete, who secured seven votes. Kadzombe won with 47 votes, surpassing Zanu PF’s Susan Chuma, who received seven votes. Party leader Nelson Chamisa instructed CCC councillors to vote for Makone and Kadzombe, similar to the instructions given in Bulawayo, where David Coltart will become mayor and Dumisani Nkomo will serve as deputy mayor. He said:
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Our single-minded commitment is the provision of service to all residents of Harare regardless of political affiliation. We are accountable to the residents of Harare, and we shall be a listening council.
Our single-minded commitment is the provision of service to all residents of Harare regardless of political affiliation. We are accountable to the residents of Harare, and we shall be a listening council.
I urge anyone who is intending on engaging in corrupt practices that there will be no sacred cows.  I also believe well remunerated staff is an effective staff.
</blockquote>
Tafadzwa Muguti, the Harare secretary for provincial affairs, assured the newly elected Harare council that the central government would support them in addressing challenges faced by the city, including water supply, garbage, and sewer issues. Muguti said
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You are now part of government. There is no them, there is no us; we are one Zimbabweans.
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Some individuals criticised the outgoing Mayor, Jacob Mafume, for not addressing the water crisis in Harare. They pointed out that despite Mafume winning in the driest Ward, Hatcliffe, he did not take sufficient action to ensure access to running water. They called for proactive measures to improve water supply and establish effective communication structures.
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CCC's Ian Makone And Kudzai Kadzombe Elected As New Harare Mayor And Deputy

Harare City Council and its employees are on a collision course over the payment of foreign currency incentives.
City of Harare employees are arguing that they also need a cushion but Human Resources Committee chairperson, Councillor Kudzai Kadzombe, said they cannot access foreign currency. <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/city-employees-up-in-arms/">H-Metro</a> quoted Kadzombe as saying:
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We have made efforts to approach relevant authorities to allow CoH to charge embassies and other institutions, which have easy access to foreign currency, in forex. However, our efforts have been fruitless.
We are faced with an impossible situation that, if not attended to, may result in a massive brain drain.
We are appealing to the relevant authorities to allow us to charge in foreign currency to those who can pay it so that we can try and manage this situation.
We want to keep our workers, who are currently not happy at all, as Government workers are getting a USD incentive.
</blockquote>
According to the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZIMSTAT), the United States dollar has progressively become the dominant currency in domestic transactions, with USD usage now over 75% of the economy.
The Zimbabwe dollar has been losing value since its re-introduction in 2019, with the majority of service providers, including the government, demanding payment in foreign currency.
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Harare City Council Workers Demand USD Incentive

The Harare City Council has accused Local Government and Public Works Acting Minister Kirsty Coventry of blocking its efforts to recruit temporary workers who will clean the city’s clogged drains as well as cut grass and clean the filthy streets.
The Chairperson of the Human Resources and General Purposes Committee Councillor Kudzai Kadzombe (CCC) said they approached the Local government ministry seeking approval to recruit drain cleaners, grass cutters, and street cleaners but Coventry refused to approve. Said Kadzombe:
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Council is currently carrying out drain cleaning, catch pits cleaning, grass cutting, pipe drain de-blocking and spoil removal exercises citywide.
However, our efforts have been hampered by a shortage of manpower. Council has already engaged the parent ministry, the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works seeking approval to employ drain cleaners, grass cutters and street cleaners as per the ministerial directive which is against the spirit of devolution.
The ministry requested justification for the need for those specific workers, but despite providing the justification the ministry is still to respond.
After frequent follow-ups with the Ministry, we have been advised that Minister July Moyo is on Leave and the Acting Minister Kirsty Coventry refused to approve.
Once the City, has been cleared to recruit, it will expedite the process.
</blockquote>
Kadzombe said drain clearance is hampered by residents and vendors who have a tendency of using catch pits as litter pits.
This also results in blockages of catch pits and pipes leading to flooding, according to Kadzombe.
She said the local authority’s amenities division is doing day and night shifts in order to control litter while the roads division has established a designated gang responsible for drain cleaning and flood management to man the CBD throughout the rainy season. Added Kadzombe:
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There also is a joint drain cleaning, drain clearing and spoil removal operation between the Amenities division and the Roads division.
This is a complementary exercise to the main drain cleaning programme. The main aim is to clear the illegal dumpsites in the CBD.
The illegal dumps lead to flooding after the waste from the dumps is washed into stormwater drains.
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Kirsty Coventry Accused Of Denying Harare City Council's Bid To Recruit Cleaners

The City of Harare has said it will continue to discount monthly rates by up to 50 per cent for ratepayers over 65 years old.
Eligible residents must own property in Harare.
This was revealed by Harare City Council human resources and general purposes committee chairperson, Councillor Kudzai Kadzombe.
She said all senior citizens should register with the council to get the discounts. Said Kadzombe:
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Council has a senior citizen discount policy for all those over 65 years. I thought it necessary to share the information so that residents who are not yet benefitting can register for the discount.
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The 50 per cent discount for senior citizens is meant to encourage ratepayers to pay their debts.
Harare Mayor Councillor Jacob Mafume recently said the local authority’s collection efficiency remained less than 50 per cent of its potential. | <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/city-of-harare-to-continue-discounts-for-elderly-citizens">The Sunday Mail</a>

Harare To Continue 50% Discounts For Senior Citizens

Harare’s Ward Councillor Kudzai Kadzombe confronted an Apostolic sect that was holding a church service in Area D of Marlborough.
The sect’s leaders said they were aware of the government’s stay-at-home orders, saying people are stubborn and have continued to come to the shrine.
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