Harare cracks down on disruptive bottle stores

Ivan Zhakata
Herald Correspondent
The City of Harare is taking action to address concerns over the growing number of bottle stores in the city centre. The bottle stores have been linked to chaos and unsanitary conditions.

Complaints include bottle stores staying open past the mandated 8pm closing time, patrons harassing people, public urination and traffic congestion caused by the stores.
Council spokesperson Mr Stanely Gama said the lawlessness caused by the bottle stores must stop.

“We have identified stores with expired licenses. These licenses will be rigorously reviewed before renewal,” he said.”Stricter regulations are being implemented to make it harder for problematic bottle stores to obtain licenses. Additionally, unlicensed stores will be shut down.

“Residents are encouraged to report such issues to the City Council. By working together, the city aims to restore order and maintain the beauty of Harare.”

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