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SEKE OUTFALL REHABILITATION PROGRESSES AS COUNCIL TARGETS MID-SEPTEMBER MILESTONEÂ
A total of 56 metres of new Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) pipes have been laid on the Seke Outfall since the rehabilitation project resumed, marking steady progress in Council’s efforts to replace ageing concrete sewer infrastructure with modern, durable pipework designed to withstand the demands of the growing urban network. The project involves laying 600mm…
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ROONEYS DELIVERS STUNNING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TITAN LAW POLO DAY
Rooneys was incredibly proud to be part of the recent Titan Law Polo event, providing the event infrastructure for a fantastic day that brought together elegant design, seamless logistics, and the timeless glamour of polo on the lawn. Set on a sweeping stretch of green polo field, the event was housed beneath a striking clear-roofed…
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ABOUT 73,4 KM OF BULAWAYO-VICTORIA FALLS ROAD COMPLETE
About 73,4 kilometres of the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls has been completed and opened to traffic as progress is being made on the busy highway. This week, the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development opened an additional 5-kilometre section at the Cross Jotsholo area, bringing safer and smoother travel to motorists using this strategic corridor. There are…
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SAHWIRA GLEN FOREST MEMORIAL PARK UNVEILED AS NEW STANDARD IN DIGNIFIED REMEMBRANCE
Sahwira Glen Forest Memorial Park has officially been introduced to the public, marking a significant addition to the country’s memorial and cemetery landscape. Reimagined with greater care, structure, and long-term vision, the park has been developed to offer families a well-maintained and dignified place of remembrance, reflection, and lasting peace of mind for generations to…
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CONSTRUCTION BEGINS AT FORBES BORDER POST AS MODERNISATION TAKES SHAPEÂ
Heavy machinery has moved onto site at Forbes Border Post in Mutare, marking the start of physical construction on Zimbabwe’s US$232 million modernisation of the crossing — a project that has shifted decisively from feasibility studies and planning documents to bush-clearing, earthworks and drainage works on the ground. The Forbes Border Consortium, holder of a…
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Our fifty-ninth edition has a cross-section of insights for you infrastructure buffs.
Autoworld Zimbabwe is reveling in moving into their new premises that house the Isuzu workshops for light and heavy-duty vehicles as well as parts warehouse and offices.
