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Chitungwiza Municipality Announces 100-day Plan

1 year agoWed, 04 Oct 2023 12:01:04 GMT
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Chitungwiza Municipality Announces 100-day Plan

The newly-elected Municipality of Chitungwiza councillors have come up with a 100-day plan to improve the provision of water to residents and improve the sewer reticulation infrastructure among others.

Parts of Chitungwiza have been without council water for many years and raw sewage flows freely on the streets in residential areas.

Below is Chitungwiza’s 100-day plan:

1. Investment

Identify and promote investment opportunities in commercial, industrial, and residential sectors through targeted advertising and update leases of one hundred and sixty (160) council-rented properties.

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2. Water Supply

Allocate funds to improve water supply to 45 mega litres per day and maintenance of distribution networks to minimize non-revenue water.

3. Renovation of Social Amenities

Develop a plan to upgrade social amenities such as schools, clinics, stadiums, markets, and community centers, including repairs, new equipment, and improved infrastructure. Renovation of St Mary’s Hall, the first phase of the Chibuku Stadium upgrade, and refurbishment of two public toilets

4. Digitalization

Implement online and USSD platforms for services such as billing, permits, and citizen engagement to improve efficiency, and enhance public access to information. Fully digitalizing the Housing Department operations, Human Resources operation, creation of debtor database and business license database by the operationalization of ERP systems such as lads and sage VIP.

5. Decongestion of Roads

Identify major traffic congestion hotspots and consider measures such as road widening, intersection redesign, upgrading bus terminus and drop-off zones, and traffic signage improvement. Collaborate with transport authorities and law enforcement to enforce traffic rules and regulations.

6. Health Services

Allocate funds for the renovation and expansion of our four (4) health facilities, including the provision of essential medical equipment.

7. Revenue Collection

Improve billing systems, enhance revenue monitoring, and enforce collection processes.

8. Greening the Municipality

Plant trees and maintain ten (10) municipal parks to improve aesthetics and environmental sustainability and encourage community involvement through awareness campaigns and volunteer programs.

9. Traffic Lights Installation and Roads Rehabilitation

Install traffic lights at Unit C intersection and put Zebra crossing markings on roads near schools. Allocate resources for road rehabilitation and maintenance to roads leading to key social amenities.

10. Improved Sewer Reticulation Infrastructure

Improved sewer reticulation infrastructure by rehabilitating 1.7km at PaGomba and Unit C.

11. Drain clearing

Cleaning and removing sand and debris in open drains and culverts and hauling of stockpiled debris.

12. Waste Management

Clearing of all illegal dumps and increasing distribution of residential waste storage receptacles and fabrication/purchase of one skip dish per month.

13. Audited financial statements

To complete the 2021 and 2022 final accounts by the end of December 2023.

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7 Comments

Anonymous · 1 year ago
Gadzirisai road soon after bridge both nekunze nemukati haisi kufambika. Mvura yemu tape isu hatimboizive .
Jah 🦓 Tsvarie-07 · 1 year ago
It's only in Zimbabwe where politics and infrastructure don't go alone for the sake of campaigning, for now roads, dams, schools etc are not the agenda untill 2027 towards elections and i wonder why as citizens we still elect these people to play our minds. NGOs are not allowed because politicians believe they will steal votes 😂 maZimba ndamatadza with old school politics with the support of Y2ks who are dull n dangerous to their future in the name of liberation struggle...
WORZELL GUMMIDGE · 1 year ago
@Yoyoyo. Ko kutuka ndiko kudiiko? Taura ako maonero chete tinokunzwa. Usarege Stress dzehupenyu dzikupa hasha nekasha, zvekusvika pakupopota paPindula.
doug · 1 year ago
I hope other forces do not jeopardize the 100days plan so we see if they do stick to their plan. After all that has been happening over the years with the provincial minister and local government minister causing confusion and government making it impossible for the mayor and council to perform, it is not surprising they are still working on 2021 accounts. Unfortunately, when commission's are appointed to take over not much happens at town and city councils
tambaoga · 1 year ago
Chitungwiza kungotaura haihwawo
Sun rays · 1 year ago
to complete 2021 and 2022 final accounts by December 2023??? mune shuwa??? saka hapana kwamuri kuenda zve kana muchiti accounts of 2021 and 2022 are yet to be balanced off isu tirimuna 2023........ zvoreva kut financial statements dza 2024 dzichabuda kunana 2027 uko. saka zvinozo batsirei??? bcoz the only reason why financial statements should be published on time is to see where you stand and make projections for the future. saka zvimwe zvose 12 izvo zvangodonha like a house of cards patasvika pa13 apo. ndiwo anonzi ma1.
NATO · 1 year ago
first to comment.ende makaoma

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