Municipality of Chitungwiza

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02/06/2026

Get your under 5 child vaccinated!

SEKE ROAD REHABILITATION WORKS COMMENCERoad rehabilitation works on a 3.5-kilometre stretch of Seke Road, from Velvet Se...
02/06/2026

SEKE ROAD REHABILITATION WORKS COMMENCE

Road rehabilitation works on a 3.5-kilometre stretch of Seke Road, from Velvet Service Station in Unit G to the Unit H Junction, have commenced.

Motorists, commuters, businesses, and other road users are encouraged to cooperate with the contractor and adhere to all traffic management measures and guidance provided on site to ensure the smooth and successful completion of the project.

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01/06/2026

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Chiri kutanga mangwana (02 June) kusvika 5 June 2026.

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30/05/2026

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This gate message in Unit G may sound funny, but behind the humour is a serious reminder that keeping locations clean is...
29/05/2026

This gate message in Unit G may sound funny, but behind the humour is a serious reminder that keeping locations clean is everyone’s responsibility.

Illegal dumping affects our environment, and creates unhealthy living conditions for everyone.

If bins are being collected regularly, let’s all play our part by disposing of waste properly.

A clean community starts with individual responsibility.

Ngatichengetedzei nharaunda dzedu. 🧹♻️

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29/05/2026

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HAPPY AFRICA DAY
25/05/2026

HAPPY AFRICA DAY

Vandalism of Sewer Infrastructure Disrupts Service DeliveryA manhole at House Number 3019 in St Mary’s, Ward 5, was rece...
22/05/2026

Vandalism of Sewer Infrastructure Disrupts Service Delivery

A manhole at House Number 3019 in St Mary’s, Ward 5, was recently deliberately sealed with a concrete slab, an act that disrupts the servicing and maintenance of sewer infrastructure.

The matter became a major topic of concern within the ward group.
This is one of several acts of vandalism affecting the sewer system and contributing to blockages, overflows and service disruptions within the community.

Upon receiving the report, Council’s Sewer Section swiftly attended to the matter, removed the obstruction and replaced the damaged manhole to restore proper access to the sewer line.

Manholes are critical components of the sewer system as they serve as access points to underground pipe networks.

They allow council workers to carry out routine inspections, cleaning, maintenance works and the removal of blockages.

Manholes are also important because they:

* Allow maintenance crews to use high-pressure water jets and mechanical rods to clear debris and blockages.
* Provide access points for CCTV cameras used to assess the condition of underground pipes without excavation.
* Are strategically positioned where sewer lines change direction, slope or merge with other pipelines.
* Help release sewer gases safely and prevent dangerous pressure build-up.
* Assist in regulating heavy wastewater flows and reducing pressure on downstream pipes.

Residents are encouraged to play their part in protecting public infrastructure and report any acts of vandalism to Council.

Safeguarding sewer infrastructure is everyone’s responsibility.

Chitungwiza Public Relations Office

St Aidan’s School Hosts Starlink Donation.. as Independence Legacy Projects Transform LearningSt Aidan’s Council Primary...
21/05/2026

St Aidan’s School Hosts Starlink Donation
.. as Independence Legacy Projects Transform Learning

St Aidan’s Council Primary School continues to shine as digital transformation reaches schools in Harare Metropolitan Province.

The school today hosted the donation of 20 Starlink kits to schools across the province by the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Harare Metropolitan Province, Honourable Senator Charles Tawengwa, as part of the Independence Legacy Projects.

St Aidan’s Council Primary School, which proudly hosted the Provincial Independence Day Celebrations last month, has continued to benefit from the legacy projects.

During the Independence celebrations, the school received a borehole donation which has since improved water supply and enabled the establishment of a drip irrigation scheme at the school.

Other Chitungwiza Municipality schools that benefited from the Starlink donation include Ndangariro Primary School, Zengeza Main Primary School and Tasimukira Primary School.

Young Africa Zimbabwe in Unit L also received the donation.

Speaking during the handover ceremony, Honourable Senator Tawengwa said the initiative reflects President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s vision of leaving no one and no place behind.

“Access to the internet is no longer a luxury. It is a necessity — the gateway to knowledge, research, collaboration and opportunity,” he said.

“Today, with the provision of these kits, we are opening a new chapter, one where our schools can stand shoulder to shoulder with the world, empowered by reliable internet and modern digital tools.”

He added that empowering teachers and learners with connectivity and devices will accelerate the integration of technology into education and support the attainment of National Development Strategy 2 pillars on human capital development, innovation and modern infrastructure.

Chitungwiza Mayor Councillor Rosaria Mangoma expressed gratitude for the continued support towards improving learning conditions in council schools.

“Today is yet another special occasion for Chitungwiza, particularly for St Aiden’s Council Primary School. Just a month ago, you were here to officiate at the National Independence Day celebrations, and you left behind a lasting legacy,” she said.

“Your donation of a borehole has greatly improved water supply at this school, and for that we remain sincerely grateful.”

The Mayor added that the Starlink kits will open opportunities for online learning, research and innovation for learners while helping bridge the digital divide and ensuring that Chitungwiza is not left behind in the digital era.

First Mutual Health is conducting a two-day employee wellness programme for Chitungwiza Municipality workers at the Head...
20/05/2026

First Mutual Health is conducting a two-day employee wellness programme for Chitungwiza Municipality workers at the Head Office and Makoni District Office, running today and tomorrow.

The programme was organised through the Human Resources Section under the Central Administration Services Department.

Services being offered include:
Blood pressure checks
Diabetes screening
Mental health awareness
General wellness assessments

Pics taken at Seke North Offices by Sharine Mukazi.

Address

Tilcor Road
Chitungwiza

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 16:30
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:30
Wednesday 08:00 - 15:30
Thursday 08:00 - 16:30
Friday 08:00 - 16:30

Telephone

+263712843478

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