Harare’s Ward 8 residents prioritise water, waste collection and healthcare

Diana Nherera

WARD 8 residents have called for improved access to clean borehole water, better waste collection and a mobile clinic as the City of Harare prepares its 2027 budget.

The concerns were raised during a Ward 8 pre-budget consultative meeting held at Belapez Grounds on Friday.

The meeting allowed residents to highlight their priorities for consideration in the 2027 council budget.

Ward 8 Hunyani Councillor Knowledge Mutapaire said district officers from Hatfield and Waterfalls attended the meeting and heard the residents’ concerns.

“Residents said they want clean borehole water, skip bins and a mobile clinic where they can access free healthcare services,” he said.

 

 

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