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CHENESA HARARE: OPERATION NOW UNDERWAY Operation Chenesa Harare is now officially underway, with Local Government Minister Daniel Garwe and Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume leading the exercise at the intersection of ED Mnangagwa Road and Samora Machel Avenue. The operation is aimed at restoring order, cleanliness and sanity in Harare’s... show more
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This drive will create a conducive environment for business, improve service delivery, and restore dignity to our urban cities. Pamberi nehutsanana CleanCity 🇿🇼

Once upon a time @advocatemahere

The restoration of order and sanity in the CBD is a welcome development. For us to achieve upper middle income status, our cities must work for everyone traders, commuters, and businesses alike. A clean and orderly CBD means better business, safer streets @MoLPGPWZim

Not to undermine or victimise vendors but a capital city should portray a positive reflection of orderliness and dignity to foreign visitors. CleanZimbabwe

A welcome and timely step towards restoring the dignity of Harare. Operation Chenesa Harare demonstrates the importance of coordinated leadership and collective responsibility in creating a cleaner, safer and more orderly city.

Zvirikutofamba so. Not sure why people were complaining. Kuda kugara mutsvina imomu?

It is a welcome move to restore order and sanity within the Central Business District. The drive will create a conducive environment for business.@MoLGPWZim @ZANUPF_Official

Cleanliness is next to Godliness pamberi nekuchenesa nyika @MoLGPWZim @edmnangagwa

A clean Harare will show the rest of Zimbabwe the way. Operation Clean Up Harare is underway — restoring order, improving our surroundings, and building a city we can all be proud of. A cleaner Harare is a better Harare. Let’s play our part. #AsakhiZim #ChenesaHarare #ZimBhoo

A clean CBD attracts more business and investment. #ChenesaNyika

So the Zimbabwean Government and City Councils can see vendors everywhere, but somehow they cannot see raw sewage flowing through our streets, overflowing drains, mountains of rubbish and unbearable smells? They see the vendors because they are an easy target. But the sewage crisis, poor sanitation, broken infrastructure and lack of basic services require real leadership and accountability. How can a government talk about order and cleanliness while residents are forced to live with sewage running through their communities? Clean cities don't start by chasing desperate people trying to make a living. They start with functioning councils, proper sanitation, reliable water, waste collection and decent infrastructure. Deal with the root causes. Create jobs. Build proper markets. Fix the sewage systems. Collect rubbish. Provide clean water. You cannot police poverty while ignoring the conditions that create it. Cry, my beloved Zimbabwe. 🇿🇼💔

Finally order is being restored to our great city.

@nickmangwana this is pretty good. Harare had become a cesspool. Also, did you know, Nick, that some of the vendors are actively involved in drug peddling?

Questions to ask . Is Harare able to deliver clean water to all, uninterrupted supply of electricity from the public grid-for homes and industries, is she able to meet the overall social/economic needs of residents? When was the last time Harare was able to function optimally?

Restoring order in the CBD is a welcome step towards creating cleaner, safer and more accessible public spaces. With traders operating from designated areas, businesses can thrive while livelihoods continue in a more organised environment. 🇿🇼 #CleanHarare #AsakhiZim @MoLGPWZim

Whom the gods want to destroy, they first make them mad. A political flashpoint is imminent in the ConCourt

Harare City Council, EMA and ZRP should do the same menace they are doing with motorists when it comes to those littering. Littering is an offence that destroys our environment and our health, start enforcing the law consistently on everyone

What are you going to do with those whose jobs have been taken away ,, if prostitution and theft,vandalism have you put appropriate measures to carb that ,, okay what of the families who were feeding on that ,, do you have jobs for them ? Are you gonna let them suffer whilst you have your clean city ?

Kana tichishambidza nyama ko kuchenesa nzvimbo zvakaipei @MoHCCZim @MoLGPWZim

Zvimwe zvacho zviri necessary

Bhora mberi Garwe 👏🏾

Tinoda mabasa, asi tinodawo order muCBD. 🇿🇼

Hey! Manjeso where are we going to buy roasted 🌽 any leads?

Avo mai vekanzuru mupurisa vatori nemusika vatori vendor kkkk..uripamberi pefoodworld.

4 decades of bad governance and neglect. We need new leaders.

Basa ngari batwe

All is well in Zimbabwe until you get sick and cannot afford a private hospital and the nightmare begins. The government hospitals are in a terrible state. No matter how much we pretend nothing good is happening in the medical sector. You are dead without money

@JMafume after the operation

Before doing all this, create opportunities first and clean up follows, otherwise expect increase in crime rates

Saka create jobs nhai imi!

COMESA

Harare does not have to choose between clean streets and people earning a living. We can have both. 🇿🇼 Keep pavements, roads and public spaces clean and orderly, while providing vendors with safe, accessible and properly serviced trading areas where customers can still reach them. Cleanliness must create better livelihoods, not destroy them. Order and opportunity can coexist.
