City of Harare

City of Harare

Information on the City of Harare, as well as other utilities that have a bearing on Harare Residents (i.e. ZESA). Harare is the capital city of Zimbabwe.

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Nairobi — Zimbabwe's feuding political parties have suspended their talks after producing a report to be presented to the mediator, South African President Jacob Zuma. Mr Zuma's facilitation team arrived in Harare on Sunday and met the three ...  
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HARARE, Zimbabwe, Dec 8, 2009 (UPI via COMTEX) -- Zimbabwe National Students Union President Clever Bere says unknown assailants severely beat a former student thinking he was the group's leader. South West Radio Network reported Tuesday six ...  
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A group of disgruntled journalists met in Harare on Monday night and resolved to challenge in court last week's election of a new Zimbabwe Union of Journalists (ZUJ) executive. Guthrie Munyuki, one of the journalists contesting the process, said ...  
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Harare — ZIMBABWE is preparing to host its first international boxing tournament since May 2006 when newly crowned World Boxing Organisation African super middleweight champion Tineyi Mharidzo and Pan-African World Boxing Association heavyweight ...  
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HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - The United Nations is appealing for $378 million for Zimbabwe to buy food and medicines and bolster health, education and sanitation in the economically crippled country. U.N. deputy emergency aid chief Catherine Bragg said ...  
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Sexual and reproductive health awareness is poor among adolescents HARARE, 30 March 2005 (IRIN) - An estimated 70,000 illegal abortions take place in Zimbabwe every year, says a new report by the UN Children's Fund (UNICEF). The UN agency called for ...  
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THE Harare City Council has ordered investigations into the way several projects and outsourced jobs were handled in a move that could unearth massive corrupt activities dating back to the time the municipality was run by commissions appointed by the government. Council also plans to restructure some departments it considers contributed to the suspected corrupt activities.  
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Many ZANU-PF delegates say they want to decide who will succeed President Robert Mugabe, who will be 86 in February. President Robert Mugabe received fewer votes in the presidential election last year than MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai.  
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Harare — WARRIORS coach Norman Mapeza is happy with the progress made by his team at the ongoing Cecafa Senior Challenge Cup in Kenya and believes the youthful side has the capacity to upstage Rwanda in the quarter-finals. The two teams will clash ...  
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HARARE, Dec 05, 2009 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- The Zimbabwe Kickboxing Association is scheduled to hold the national Martial Arts Games for the first time on Saturday at Girls High School here. The association usually holds the Unity Cup competition in ...  
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Harare - Children in the suburbs of Zimbabwe's capital run along a stream of raw sewage, jumping between the mountains of garbage that has not been collected in months, just steps from an emergency cholera clinic. The suburb of Budiriro is the epicentre of a nationwide cholera outbreak that has infected nearly 9 000 people and killed 366, according to the United Nations - the latest tragic consequence of Zimbabwe's economic collapse. Nearly 100 patients are waiting for treatment at the clinic, but shortages of drugs and equipment mean that few will actually receive any help. A vehicle from the funeral parlour stands parked ... Read Full Story
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A girl collects drinking water from a stream in Glen Norah, Harare. Zimbabwe has cut water supplies to the nation's capital Harare, state media reported on Monday, leaving most of the city dry as authorities struggle to contain a cholera epidemic. Since the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) had failed to find chemicals to treat the water supply, the state-run utility on Sunday stopped pumping water in the capital, the government mouthpiece Herald newspaper said. "Most parts of Harare - including the city centre - did not get water yesterday amid claims by Zinwa staff that the authority had stopped pumping after it ran ... Read Full Story
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Driving from Harare International Airport to the suburbs of Harare you'll soon notice cars driving on the wrong side of the road or in a zig-zag way trying to avoid pothole which are now common on most Harare roads. This type of driving is something normal to the residents of Harare and I guess to the City council officials and government officials. In fact potholes in some areas are so serious you would think the area has been invaded by illegal Gold panners. With the rain falling in Harare, the pothole situation is going to get worse. In fact the state of the roads ... Read Full Story
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Just the other day, these Zimbabwean women didn’t just hold up these placards for the fun of it. They held them up hoping that you would see them and actually have a heart to do what is right. They are suffering like most of the people in Zimbabwe. They are fast running out of options and are taking whatever steps they can to try and make sure that they and their families get the basics they need in order to survive. You signed the power sharing agreement with MDC more than a month ago and for many it brought a glimmer of hope that ... Read Full Story
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Born on the 21st of February 1924, Robert Gabriel Mugabe has ruled Zimbabwe for nearly three decades. He played a key role in Zimbabwe’s independence struggle and bringing an end to British colonial rule. He came into power in 1980 as the prime minister of a newly formed Zimbabwe whose independence was internationally recognized on April 18, 1980. In 1987 he went on to become the President of Zimbabwe and has been at the helm since them. Some of his re-election campaigns were not without controversy as there were claims of vote rigging and intimidation. Elections are due to be held in 2008 and ... Read Full Story
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