runyararo

Runyararo Clinic Maternity Ward Construction Project Update

The City of Masvingo is pleased to report steady progress on the construction of the new maternity ward at Runyararo Clinic, aimed at improving maternal and child health services. The project, which began two months back, has now reached 75% physical completion.
Progress Highlights:
– Foundation and structural works are almost complete.
Upon completion, the facility will include:
– Fully equipped delivery rooms
– Postnatal and antenatal wards
– Sanitation facilities
This project demonstrates Council’s commitment to accessible and quality healthcare. The maternity ward is expected to be completed and operational by year end.
Further updates will be shared as the project progresses.

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diaspora

City of Masvingo Participates at the Diaspora Trade and Investment Indaba

The City of Masvingo is proudly participating in the Diaspora Trade and Investment Indaba at Haytt Regency Hotel in Harare, showcasing a range of strategic investment opportunities available within the city.
Led by the City’s Economic Development Office, the delegation engaged with diasporans eager to contribute to national development and explored avenues for investment in real estate, tourism, infrastructure, and smart city innovations.
During the indaba, Masvingo positioned itself as a growing urban economy with investor-friendly policies, readily available commercial and industrial land, and a clear development vision underpinned by its Master Plan and local economic development strategy.
Speaking on the sidelines of the event, the City’s Economic Development Officer, Mr Godfrey Mutsiveri, emphasized the critical role of diasporans in building sustainable urban economies; ‘Masvingo is open for business. We are inviting our brothers and sisters abroad to be part of the city’s transformation story at the new central business district through investment partnerships that create jobs and uplift livelihoods,’ he said.
The City of Masvingo used the platform to strengthen networks, share investment literature, and engage in one-on-one discussions with potential investors. The indaba reaffirmed Council’s commitment to inclusive development and to unlocking diaspora potential in driving local economic growth.

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Refuse Collection Schedule for 08/08/25

1st to 6th street
Rhodhene
Hillside
Zimre Park
City Centre
Garikai fruits and vegetables Market

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Refuse Collection Schedule for 07/08/25

Eastvale
Target Kopje
Mucheke F
Mucheke D
Clipsham
KMP
Runyararo South West
Rank
City Centre
Garikai Fruits and Vegetables Market

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UK

Mayor Visits Twinning City – Middlesbrough, UK

His Worship the Mayor, Cllr Aleck Tabe, Director Health Services, Ms Suzanne Hazel Madamombe and Ministry of Local Government and Public Works official, Mr David Maurikira recently undertook an official visit to Middlesbrough, Council’s twinning city in the United Kingdom.
The visit aimed to strengthen cooperation in areas of mutual interest, including urban governance, environmental management, youth empowerment, and infrastructure development.
City of Masvingo delegation made a courtesy visit to the Ambassador in Uk, Colonel( Retired) Christian Katsande. They also had a pleasure to meet Councillor John Kabuye (labor) Newport ward and Councillor Janet Thompson ( labor) Ayresome ward council representatives for the Middlesbrough City Council accompanied by Middlesbrough City Alliance coordinators
During the visit, the Mayor met with Middlesbrough civic leaders, toured key municipal facilities, and engaged with Zimbabwean diaspora communities. The exchange provided a platform for sharing best practices and exploring new opportunities in education, culture, and local economic development.
The Mayor expressed appreciation for the hospitality extended and emphasized the value of international partnerships in enhancing local service delivery and promoting sustainable development.
The two cities reaffirmed their commitment to ongoing collaboration under the twinning agreement.

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Refuse Collection Schedule for 25/07/25

1st to 6th street
Rhodhene
Hillside
Zimre Park
City Centre
Garikai fruits and vegetables Marke

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Refuse Collection Schedule for 24/07/25

Eastvale
Target Kopje
Mucheke F
Mucheke D
Clipsham
KMP
Runyararo South West
Rank
City Centre
Garikai Fruits and Vegetables Market

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Refuse Collection Schedule for 23/07/25

Old Railway
Rujeko C
Christian College
Mboroma street
Rank
City Centre
Garikai Fruits and Vegetables Market

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22JULY

City of Masvingo and City of Mutare Holds Joint Public Finance Management Capacity Building Workshop Funded by GIZ and EU

The City of Masvingo and City of Mutare are currently holding a joint capacity building workshop under the facilitation and funding of GIZ and EU. The 3-day workshop held as part of the Good Governance in Local Authorities (GGLA) project aims to strengthen the local authorities’ public financial management systems.
It is envisaged that this will enhance transparency, accountability, and efficient use of resources. The workshop is focused on offering councillors and non-financial managers with basic skills and understanding on budgeting, financial reporting, internal controls, and citizen engagement in fiscal matters.
The workshop which is primarily participatory is also providing a platform for peer learning and sharing of best practices in local government finance.
Topics to be covered include budgeting and revenue collection, programme-based budgeting, enhancing public financial management, stakeholders and their role in public financial management, importance of the committee system in public financial management, revenue collection and management, and analysis and understanding of financial reports.
Public Financial Management is one of the critical pillars in improving service delivery identified by the local authorities which GIZ through the GGLA project will be facilitating. In his opening remarks, City of Masvingo Deputy Mayor, Cllr. Daniel Mberikunashe expressed appreciation for the capacity-building initiative, which supports improved service delivery and good governance.

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SPCA

City of Masvingo Donates Vehicle to SPCA for Stray Animal Control

In a move meant to strengthen animal welfare and public health, the City of Masvingo has donated a vehicle to Masvingo SPCA to support control and management of stray animals (dogs) within the community.
The vehicle will be used for rescuing, transporting, and responding to animal-related emergencies.
This partnership reinforces the commitment to humane stray animal handling and reducing risks associated with roaming animals.
Deputy Mayor, Cllr Daniel Mberikunashe and the Chamber Secretary, Mr Vitalis Shonhai during the handover ceremony commended Mavingo SPCA for its role in promoting responsible pet ownership in the City and pledged continued collaboration on animal control initiatives.

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