9 oct

Join us on a photo journey through Mucheke and Rujeko, where a project aimed at improving neighborhoods is transforming the way people live!

Once known for low standards and living conditions, these areas are now changing. Every day, the landscape is improving, and so are the lives of the residents.
1⃣ Roads and drainage are being built, with the recent Mboroma Street drainage lining.
2⃣ Classroom blocks and perimeter fences for Council schools also under construction, making it easier and safer for students.
These classroom blocks will decongest the classes.
3⃣ Brand-new Early Childhood Development Centre at Chesvingo Business Centre and the Safe Market have been completed and are already in use.
4⃣ The new Runyararo Southwest Market, designed to serve 500 people and 40 traders is now complete and already functional.
The goal of #Masvingo is clear: to turn informal traders into well-planned markets with all the essential infrastructure residents need to live comfortably and safely, enabling them to think big, plan development projects, and implement them to improve their families’ lives.
On strengthening the education systems, the goal is clear, that is to increase the percentage school-aged children enrolled by increasing facilities.

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Refuse collection schedule for 07/10/24

Runyararo West
Rujeko A
City Centre
Chikato Area
Hospital
Rank
Garikai Market

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Council to close all unregistered private schools

The City of Masvingo has resolved to shut down unregistered private schools operating in the city, through a joint operation with officials from Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education and Zimbabwe Republic Police.
Director Housing and Social Services, Mr Simbarashe Mandishona revealed to Council that some schools are operating without registration, whilst others operate in unsuitable premises.
Council therefore, referred the need to monitor and inspect all informal schools by conducting a joint operation between Council, MoPSE and ZRP.

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Refuse collection schedule for 03/10/24

Eastvale
Target Kopje to Mucheke F
Mucheke D
Clipsham
KMP
Runyararo South West
City Centre
Rank
Garikai Chitima

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Refuse collection schedule for 02/10/24

Old Railway
Rujeko C
Christian to Mboroma street
City Centre
Rank
Garikai Chitima

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Refuse collection schedule for 01/10/24

Heavy Industry
Rujeko B
4.1 Brigade
Great Zimbabwe University
Masvingo Teachers
City Centre
Garikai Market
Rank
3 Rooms
ZBS houses
Clovely
Airport
Sewage Works

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29 sept

Budget Consultation: Does Council really consider residents’ input?

Today the City of Masvingo is holding budget consultation meeting with Johanne Masowe Exor Congregation.
Such inclusive budget consultation meetings with churches, fosters collaborative decision-making, transparency, and community engagement.
By embracing inclusivity and scripture-guided decision-making, churches can create a collaborative budget process that honors God and serves the community.

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27 sept

Together we can eliminate rabies!

The world has the vaccines, medicines, tools and technologies to break the cycle of one of the oldest diseases. Together we can eliminate rabies!
Rabies is a serious health problem in over 150 countries, mainly in Asia and Africa. It is a viral, zoonotic disease that causes tens of thousands of deaths annually, with 40% being children under 15.
Dog bites and scratches cause 99% of the human rabies cases and can be prevented through dog vaccination and bite prevention.
Once the virus infects the central nervous system and clinical symptoms appear, rabies is fatal in 100% of cases.
On the World Rabies Day, taking place on 28 September, learn more about the disease, how to protect yourself and how you can help in eliminating it.

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Refuse collection schedule for 27/09/24

1st to 6th Sisk
Rhodhene
Majange East and West
Zimre
City Centre
Garikai Chitima

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26 sept

Participatory budget consultation meetings in Masvingo (Ward 9 and 10)

City of Masvingo is currently conducting budget consultations in the 10 wards of the city.
The premise of this important program is that sustainable local development is a function of effective economic budgeting, fair broad – based charges / rates, stakeholder participation and accountability.
The 2025 budgeting process is a departure from traditional budget consultations that Council held only physicaly.
The new 2025 hybrid budgeting consultations are part of a robust set of interventions which seek to strengthen budget systems and financial management in Council.
Stakeholder involvement has ensured that the consultations are extensive, structured, focused and monitored

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