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Harare City Council (HCC) Thursday demolished several “illegal” houses in New Tafara accusing owners of illegally settling themselves on a piece of land reserved for council employees.
Acting town clerk Phakamile Mabhena Moyo confirmed the development. Moyo told NewsDay Zimbabwe:  
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That area was allocated to City of Harare workers who have valid allocation letters signed by the director of Housing and Community Services.
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One of the affected residents, Getrude Kundiranga, said police threw teargas to disperse them. Kundiranga said:
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The police had dogs, guns and they threw teargas canisters at the civilians. My house has been demolished and my three-year-old daughter and I have nowhere to go.
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Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) president Rueben Akili warned home seekers not to buy land from land barons. Akili said:
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It has become a growing trend that as we head towards elections for the past 10 years, there are issues of politically-motivated land invasions.
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Over the years, the local government authority has demolished thousands of homes saying they were built in undesignated sites like wetlands or the land was acquired illegally.
Land barons often have links with political elites who shield them from the law. 
Eventually, it is the home seeker who pays the price in most cases. In a few cases, authorities regularise the illegal structures. 
In a related case, Harare Metropolitan province secretary Tafadzwa Muguti yesterday said 75% of businesses in the capital were operating illegally. 
The demolitions in most cases coincide with the rainy season.
He added that the government will not stand by and entertain lawlessness, “so it is important that we find ourselves doing the right things.”
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The Parliament of Zimbabwe is set to summon Local Government and Public Works Minister, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/July_Moyo">July Moyo</a>, over the use and management of Devolution funds.
Parliament intends to understand the conduct and manner in which Devolution funds are being allocated, disbursed and spent.
This comes after the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Combined_Harare_Residents_Association_(CHRA)">Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA)</a> petitioned Parliament over the issue.
On 10 August 2022 CHRA wrote to the Parliament alleging that Devolution funds were being used without supporting legislation and in violation of the principles of devolution provided in Section 264 of the Zimbabwean Constitution.
Key examples of unconstitutional actions that were raised in the petition include;
1) The Local Government Minister’s directive for the City of Harare to use “devolution funds” to <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/mliswa-writes-to-netherlands-embassy-over-harare-tender-scandal-involving-july-moyo/">purchase water pumps</a> from P<a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/morton-jaffray-zacc-investigates-minister-moyos-alleged-us9-million-tender-scandal/">etrichor Irrigation at a cost of USD$9.3 million without going to tender.</a>
2) The Local Government Minister’s directive to the City of Harare through a circular dated 14 June 2022 instructing the Local Authority to <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/local-government-minister-directs-councils-to-buy-fire-trucks-from-belarus/">purchase fire tenders costing USD$464 000 each from a Belarus</a> company using “devolution funds”, without going to tender and without consulting residents and the Local Authority.
To that note, CHRA beseeched Parliament to:
i. Summon the Minister of Local Government to appear before Parliament and explain the Constitutionality of its actions.
ii. Summon the Minister of Local Government to appear before Parliament and share the revenue allocation formulae used to allocate and disburse “devolution funds” to Local Authorities and an update of “devolution funds” disbursed to the City of Harare.
iii. Summon the Minister of Local Government to bring Bills that will guide devolution implementation as provided by the Constitution so that Parliament behind can enact enabling legislation (Act of Parliament), which guides the allocation of “devolution funds” and devolution implementation.
iv. Summon the City of Harare to appear before Parliament and share on the performance of “devolution funds” allocated to it for the periods January to December 2021 and January to June 2022 by the Minister of Local Government.
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