Refuse Collection Schedule 07/05/24
Heavy Industry
Rujeko B
4:1 Brigade
Great Zimbabwe University
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School Development Commitee Capacity Reinforcement in Masvingo
They say a journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. The City of Masvingo in partnership with the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has embarked on a two-day induction workshop for Council owned schools’ (SDCs) school development committees with the aim to reinforce the capacity of the SDCs who are charged with the responsibility of governing schools and increase parents’ active participationin school management.
The program which has snowballed to become an annual event each time a new SDC is ushered in capacitate both school heads and committees on roles and responsibilities of SDC, the role of the Responsible Authority, financial management, asset management, vehicle policy, recruitment procedures, audit, leadership and management principles.
Over the years, there has been a remarkable improvement in SDC governance and management of schools. There was a leap in the number of effectively and efficiently governed Council schools.
After training on financial and asset management, instituted changes have led to transparency in the management of school finances. This in turn has won SDCs greater confidence from the parents who are now more willing to pay school levies.
Basically, to sustain close supervision of schools, demanding accountability is crucial.
The two-day workshop established the following areas of concern; governance, financial management and school-community relations. The identified capacity gaps were refined.
The workshop was graced by His Worship, the Mayor, Cllr Aleck Tabe and District Schools Inspector, Mr Ishmael Chigaba.
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Refuse Collection Schedule: 03/05/24
1st to 6th street
Rhodhene
Majange East and West
Zimre Park
City Centre
Garikai Fruits and Vegetables Market
Refuse Collection Schedule: 02/05/24
Eastvale
Target Kopje
Mucheke F
Mucheke D
KMP
City Centre
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Garikai Fruits and Vegetables Market
Refuse Collection Schedule : 01/05/24
Old Railway
Rujeko C
Masvingo Christian School
Mboroma Street
City Centre
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Garikai Fruits and Vegetable Market
Road Maintenance Progress Report March – April 2024
Road Maintenance Progress Report March – April 2024
| ITEM | ACTIVITY DISCRIPTION | ACTUAL WORK DONE | TOTAL QUANTITY |
| 1 | Gravel Patching | Bvamaropa street – 68Mazorodze street – 5Mboroma street – 4G.Heasman street – 79C.Majange street – 2Chesvingo street – 5Factory road – 112Mineral road – 252Westview drive – 32Moyondizvo street – 220Pangolin shopping centre – 40 | 819 m2 |
| 2 | Paintings (Carriage Way And Parking Bays | E.Mnangagwa street – 166R.G Mugabe street – 19Bvudzijena – 410 carriage way marking | 185 parking bays painted 410m carriage way marked |
| 3 | Hauling | (Silts)Oliver street, Dindingwe drive – 2 E. Zvobgo street – 7 Fire wood – 1 | 10 loads |
| 4 | Drain Desilting | Oliver street – 68Green field – 11C.Majange street – 31Mazorodze street – 112Chimoio street – 120 | 342m |
| 5 | Culvert Cleaning | C.Majange street – 2 | 2 culverts |
| 6 | Drain Excavation | Dindingwe Drive – 260Dindingwe crescent – 33Kaguvi street – 44 | 337m |
| 7 | Traffic Signs Installation | Shakashe drive – 1 stop signLavander street – 2 stop signsE.Mnangagwa street – 1 stop signMorning side – 3 stop signMusika street – 1 stop signIngwe drive – 1 stop signMashavishavi street – 1 stop signZimuto street – 1 stop signMucheke rank – 1 stop signChasura street – 1 chevron Mboroma – 1 stop signMazorodze street – 1 stop signMushandike street – 3 stop signMharapara street – 1 stop signDare street – 1 stop signMuzenda street – 1 stop signJongwe street – 1 stop signDindingwe drive – 1 stop sign | 23 signs installed |
| 8 | Catch Pits Cleaning | E.D Mnangagwa street – 4L.Takawira street – 3R.G Mugabe street – 1J.Moyo ave – 3Green field street – 5 Down Town – 3 | 19 catch pits cleaned |
| 9 | Grading | S.Tavarwisa street – 50Kopje shopping – 40Majange shopping centre – 18Zviitirei street – 300Mushuku street – 370Ndira street – 430Zimuto camp – 700Nyaradzo street – 370Gusheshe street – 200Manhede street – 400Shezhu street – 290S Makuyana – 480 | 3.608 km graded |
| 10 | Tar Patch | Chesvingo street -22 | 22m2 |
| 11 | Burst Pipe | Morning side – 1 | 1 |
Water Supply Update : 30/04/24
The City of Masvingo would like to notify residents and ratepayers that we have incurred a mainline burst pipe along Mucheke river hence there will be no water supply in the CBD, Clovely, Zimre Park, Rhodene, Barracks, Eastvale, Westview, Industries and neighboring areas today and tomorrow.
Our Engineers are working flat out to ensure supply is restored.
Partnership in Early Childhood Development: City of Masvingo – Masvingo Teachers’ College
. Going beyond the rhetoric
The City of Masvingo and Masvingo Teachers’ College are convening a joint strategy linkage partnership on promoting early childhood development in Masvingo with the two parties set to sign a Memorandum of Understanding.
Objective of this programme is that qualified teachers provide all pupils in early education equal and standard opportunities and improving their further education in primary level.
Chesvingo Safe Market ECD Centre is set to be the model ecd center as it will operate as part of an ongoing partnership where qualified teachers from Masvingo Teachers’ College will provide services.
The ecd centre will be used as a yardstic to benchmark pre- schools in Masvingo.
Masvingo Teachers’ College is currently running one of Council’s ecd centres in Rhodene
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City of Masvingo scoops first prize in the Civic participation category
The City was exhibiting at the 64th edition of ZITF under the theme: ‘ Innovation, the catalyst for industrialisation and trade.
THE 64th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) today saw City of Masvingo being awarded the most innovative, creative local authority that showcased at the trade expo.
This year’s trade fair was testament to the resilience and ingenuity of local authorities, with the aim to promote quality exhibitions and recognise the best exhibitions.
City of Masvingo had some exciting functional innovations and lucrative investment opportunities, proving why it is the best destination for investment.
The City of Masvingo stand did not only display products offered by council but also locally produced products and collaborations with private players – JadconConstruction, government ministries, non govermental organizations and women’s groups.
The Great Zimbabwe Monument where the story of innovation, industrialisation and trade began caught the attention of many visitors.
Kenya President who was the guest of honor, Dr William Ruto posed for a picture with His Worship, the Mayor Cllr Aleck Tabe and Town Clerk Eng Edward Mukaratirwa after Council received the award.
City of Masvingo reviews Strategic Plan in line with President’s call to action
City of Masvingo reviews Strategic Plan in line with President’s call to action
City of Masvingo is currently reviewing the 5 year strategic plan in the same context and in line with the President’s call to action; ‘ No compromise to service delivery ‘.
The City of Masvingo’s strategy is an inclusive 5 year strategy that will guide different stakeholders in the City’s development over medium term (2021-2025).
Council has made remarkable growth in the current calendar year 2023 as reflected within the key programmes reports as measurement for success. There had been substantial growth and development, greening, cleaning and beautification and housing development, water supply among other things.
Challenges and key learns in the current year allowed the City of Masvingo to better plan for implementation of selected projects in the coming year 2024; key strategies.
The Strategic Plan will serve as the blue print to all City stakeholders over the period of 5 years. Therefore, the wide and comprehensive consultation with the stakeholders of the City’s partners.
The City has five (5) main key programmes namely Governance and Administration, Sanitation and Hygiene, Social Services, Roads Infrastructure, Public Safety and Security Services and Environmental Management and Climate Change.
Joint efforts will be mobilized from all the stakeholders of the City of Masvingo to implement this Strategic Plan in order to make the City of Masvingo an Industrialized Metropolitan City by 2030′.