Harare

Harare, known as "The Sunshine City," is the capital and largest city of Zimbabwe, home to over 2 million residents. The City Council focuses on providing essential services, infrastructure, and governance to its populace. The city is situated on a high plateau, offering a generally mild climate throughout the year. Its natural surroundings include areas of indigenous Msasa and Miombo woodlands, such as the Mukuvisi Woodlands, which provide a habitat for various wildlife and opportunities for nature walks. Cleveland Dam is another notable natural feature, contributing to the city's infrastructure. Culturally, Harare serves as a significant hub within Zimbabwe, with a rich history reflected in its landmarks and institutions. The city council actively engages with its residents through various civic programs, including a Junior Council youth leadership program and public consultations on budgets. Harare also hosts a range of community events and maintains several parks and stadia for public use. Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport serves as the primary gateway for visitors. The City of Harare is committed to building a modern and inclusive urban environment. It manages various departments, including Harare Water, City Health, and Housing & Community, to deliver services like water supply, health facilities, and the maintenance of public spaces. The city also provides resources for business licensing, building permits, and offers online payment options for rates and water tokens, aiming to streamline civic engagement and service delivery for its residents.