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There have been outcries regarding house demolitions carried out in Harare and other cities recently. The reason, authorities say, the land on which the houses were constructed was acquired or occupied illegally. Land barons have been duping home seekers of their hard earned money for years. And these demolitions have been carried out whenever land wherever land has been acquired illegally. People are not learning from such demolitions and they continue to fall prey to the land barons and end up on the receiving end, losing their hard earned money. But why do people continue to repeat the same mistakes that others have done and end up crying. Why not carry out due diligence before committing one’s resources on an illegally acquired land. The best way to avoid that is to seek advice from the local authorities or the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works. They will give free advice. What do you think? Let us discuss. Ministry of Local Government and Public Works The City Of Mutare Masvingo City The City of BulawayoShurugwi Town Council Gweru City Council Ruwa Local BoardMunicipality of Redcliff Chipinge Town Council Rusape Town Council Municipality of Beitbridge Municipality of ChitungwizaMunicipality of Kariba Officiala Municipality of Marondera

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Explore the latest publications from the Urban Councils Association of Zimbabwe (UCAZ), including service delivery standards, urban land management policies, and strategic frameworks guiding sustainable local governance and development across Zimbabwe’s cities and towns.

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    Ministry of Local Government and Public Works Annual Performance Feedback Report

  • August 27, 2026

    UCAZ POSITION PAPER ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE URBAN STATE LAND MANAGEMENT POLICY (APRIL 2025)

  • May 07, 2026

    S.I. 69 of 2026 Minimum Service Delivery Standards Indicators for LAs

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