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Topic : Central Business District

City Parking grows tech inroads, steps into systems development

The diversification forms part of several strategic initiatives disclosed by Muzviyo, which include expanding City Parking’s management services to Gweru.

By Staff Writer Mar. 28, 2025

City Parking grows tech inroads, steps into systems development

Chinhoyi vendors turn heat on municipal police

The clashes were triggered by a council blitz on illegal vendors.

By Nunurai Jena Mar. 18, 2025

Chinhoyi vendors turn heat on municipal police

Wig theft, public safety: Reflection on women experiences in Harare

The fear of being targeted on the streets affects much more than just women’s physical safety — it seeps into their daily routines, mental health, and overall well-being.

By Tinashe Madamombe Sep. 27, 2024

Wig theft, public safety: Reflection on women experiences in Harare

Sex workers torment Byo CBD residents

The most affected residents are those staying along Fort street and Second Avenue to Masotsha Ndlovu Avenue. The residents said efforts to engage the police have not yielded positive results.

By Silas Nkala Sep. 11, 2024

Reimagining Harare’s CBD: Global insights for urban renewal

The city adopted a mixed-use development approach, particularly evident in the transformation of old textile mills in Lower Parel.

By Bekithemba Mpofu Jun. 30, 2024

Reimagining Harare’s CBD: Global insights for urban renewal

Female vendors play hide, seek to survive street wars

The vendors are only a fraction of over five million Zimbabweans who have turned to street trade due to high unemployment and limited job opportunities.

By Julia Ndlela Jun. 7, 2024