Business as usual in Harare

Online Reporter

Harare remains calm, with business going on as usual this Sunday, despite reports of a planned demonstration scheduled for tomorrow.

Shops and supermarkets, including TM Pick n Pay in the city centre, are recording steady customer activity, while transport services are operating without disruption.

Church services across the capital are going on as usual, with congregants gathering for prayers, showing no visible signs of concern over the anticipated protest.

Meanwhile, authorities have assured the public that security measures are in place to maintain order.

Most residents appear focused on their daily routines.

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