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The City of Harare has advised ratepayers that with effect from 01 July 2023, the Council bill will be denominated in US dollars.
In a notice, the local authority also said all outstanding arrears as at 30 June 2023 will be converted to USD using the prevailing exchange rate. Reads the notice:
<blockquote>
Notice is hereby given to all residents and stakeholders of the City of Harare that effective 1 July 2023, the Council bill will be denominated in USD and all outstanding arrears as at 30 June 2023 will be converted to USD using the prevailing exchange rate.
Payments to the City of Harare will be accepted in either USD or ZWL$ converted at the prevailing official exchange rate of the date of payment.
All ratepayers’ (debtors) accounts will be maintained in USD and all billing will be done in USD based on approved USD tariffs in the 2023 budget.
The need to preserve value against exchange rate losses has necessitated this move.
City of Harare thanks its valued residents for their support in funding service delivery through payment of rates and other services.
For payments visit www.topup.co.zw
For ZWL$ Banks transfers; CABS 1003655211, send pop to rtgs@hararecity.co.zw
For USD payments; CABS 1125288884 send pop to cashcontrol@ hararecity.co.zw.
Ecocash *151*100#
</blockquote>
The City of Harare also said its banking halls will be open for the convenience of the paying public tomorrow, 01 July 2023.
The City fathers urged residents and ratepayers to take advantage and pay their bills.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Harare City Council Indexes Bills In US Dollars

The City of Harare has dismissed false reports claiming that it is offering discounts to ratepayers who settle their bills using foreign currency.
In a public notice on Wednesday, the local authority said the reports are being spread by “unscrupulous individuals” who are defrauding unsuspecting ratepayers, telling them to pay the money and collect the receipts later. Reads the notice:
<blockquote>
Please be advised that the City of Harare is not offering any discounts to customers on settlement of their accounts.
False reports have been peddled by unscrupulous individuals duping our clients under the pretense of issuing discounts on USD payments.
Council receipts are also issued instantly and under no circumstances should council ratepayers be asked to leave money and collect receipts later.
Council wishes to advise valuable ratepayers that when the discounts are available, these will be widely publicized and will be issued formally through council official sites.
For more information please contact 242 753000 or 0788654356.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

No Discounts For USD Payments - City Of Harare

The City of Harare has reversed its recent directive that compelled residents to pay for some services exclusively in foreign currency.
Speaking at an urgent special council meeting on Thursday, Harare Mayor Councillor Jacob Mafume said ratepayers can now pay for services in the currency of their choice.
The local authority reversed its unpopular decision after its bank accounts were frozen by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU). Said Mafume:
<blockquote>
When we sent out a notice on exclusive US dollar payments, it caused a bit of a ruffle in the market and drew the attention of regulatory authorities to the extent that FIU froze our US dollar accounts.
Top management went to FIU to find out what had caused that, and we agreed that in the meantime we are going to allow residents to use currencies of their choice.
</blockquote>
| <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/new-harare-city-council-reverses-us-dollar-payments">The Sunday Mail</a>

City Of Harare Reverses US Dollar Billing

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:
<blockquote>
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.
</blockquote>
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

Chinhoyi residents on Friday picketed at Town House in protest over what they consider to be exorbitant United States dollar-denominated municipal services bills.
The peaceful protestors, who included leaders of residents and the ratepayers’ association, converged at Chinhoyi Municipality head offices where they waved placards, with one inscribed “Rebasing Is Illegal.”
Speaking to <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/chinhoyi-residents-stage-protest-against-exorbitant-us-tariffs/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>, Chinhoyi Residents Association (CRA) chairman, Clifford Hlupeko, said the local authority’s property valuation process is flawed which has resulted in some commercial property owners getting bills as high as US$1 700, up from US$200. He said:
<blockquote>
There are myriad challenges that we are facing, chief among them being exorbitant rates.
The bills have gone up by 500% which residents and the business community cannot afford to pay.
So we have come here to give notice to council demanding that they reduce the bills with immediate effect. The economy is subdued, who doesn’t know that?
</blockquote>
Zimbabwe National Association of Residents Associations and Trusts (ZNAORT) Mashonaland West chairman, Liberty Chitiya, said the new billing system is illegal. Said Chitiya:
<blockquote>
The whole process is fraught with illegalities. From the word go, rebasing was done on June 7 this year during a full council meeting, then given to residents as a notice on June 23, what were they doing?
They were tampering with our approved 2022 budget without consultations with stakeholders.
</blockquote>
Chitiya said the council should revert to the approved 2022 budget estimates, review performance and then propose a supplementary budget after consulting ratepayers.
The protestors also lamented deteriorating service delivery in Chinhoyi. They cited unavailability of clean running water, uncollected garbage and non-functional street lights among other issues that need to be addressed.

Chinhoyi Residents Protest Against "Exorbitant" US Dollar Rates

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