The Community Mirror

A residents’ organisation has raised alarm over continued overcharging of parking fees by some local authorities, calling for urgent action to protect motorists and small businesses.

The Zimbabwe National Organisation of Associations and Residents Trust (ZNOART) says failure by councils to comply with Statutory Instrument 41 of 2026 is worsening the cost of living and contributing to disorder in towns and cities.

The law sets parking fees at a maximum of US$0.50 per hour and clamping fees at US$20, in a move meant to make urban centres more affordable and easier to navigate.

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Residents’ body demands action on illegal parking charges - The Community Mirror A residents’ organisation has raised alarm over continued overcharging of parking fees by some local authorities, calling for urgent action to protect motorists and small businesses.

A strong spirit of unity and compassion was on full display in Ward 41 last Wednesday, as residents came together to support vulnerable members of the community through a donation drive led by Ward 41 Councillor Kudzai Kadzombe.

More than 150 people benefited from the initiative, which saw the distribution of clothing donated by residents, along with packs of rice provided by a local business. The event, which coincided with Cllr Kadzombe’s birthday, turned into a meaningful day of giving, sharing and community bonding.

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Ward 41 Community Unites to Support Vulnerable Families - The Community Mirror A strong spirit of unity and compassion was on full display in Ward 41 last Wednesday, as residents came together to support vulnerable members of the community through a donation drive led by Ward 41 Councillor Kudzai Kadzombe.

As Zimbabwe marks its 46th Independence Anniversary today, commemorations at Maphisa Growth Point in Matobo District have been accompanied by a strong message from church leaders calling for unity, faith and active citizen participation in national development.

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Church Urges Unity and Faith-Driven Development - The Community Mirror As Zimbabwe marks its 46th Independence Anniversary today, commemorations at Maphisa Growth Point in Matobo District have been accompanied by a strong message from church leaders calling for unity, faith and active citizen participation in national development.

The ruling ZANU-PF, in partnership with church organisations and the local community, has reaffirmed its commitment to improving the welfare of persons with disabilities through the establishment of a disability centre in Epworth.

The initiative, being spearheaded by the Yamuranai Association, was officially launched on Friday during a Day of Prayer and land commissioning ceremony held in the Overspill area. Stakeholders described the project as a major step towards enhancing access to essential services and sustainable livelihoods for persons with disabilities.

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Zanu-PF, Church Unite to Support Epworth Disability Centre - The Community Mirror The ruling ZANU-PF, in partnership with church organisations and the local community, has reaffirmed its commitment to improving the welfare of persons with disabilities through the establishment of a disability centre in Epworth. The initiative, being spearheaded by the Yamuranai Association, was o...

The Borrowdale Residents and Ratepayers Association (BRRA) has unveiled an ambitious community-driven environmental plan to protect more than 300 hectares of wetlands across Harare East, as residents intensify efforts to safeguard fragile ecosystems threatened by urban development.

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Borrowdale residents push for protection of 334 hectares of wetlands - The Community Mirror HARARE – The Borrowdale Residents and Ratepayers Association (BRRA) has unveiled an ambitious community-driven environmental plan to protect more than 300 hectares of wetlands across Harare East, as residents intensify efforts to safeguard fragile ecosystems threatened by urban development.