Harare City Council

Harare City Council
Coat of arms or logo
Coat of arms of the City of Harare
Type
Type
Leadership
Deputy Mayor
Seats46
Elections
First-past-the-post
Last election
2018
Next election
2023
Meeting place
Town House
Website
Official website

The Harare City Council is the local governing body of Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe. It is composed of 46 councillors, each representing a different ward. It is headed by the mayor of Harare, who is assisted by a deputy mayor.[2] The current mayor is Ian Makone of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), and the deputy mayor is Kudzai Mazhombe.[3]

Current councillors

The following is a list of Harare city councillors since the 2018 election.[4]

Ward Area Councillor Party Notes Ref.
1 Harare SouthTendai KatsariaMDC Alliance[5][6][4]
2 Harare CentralEugenia ChipfiwaMDC Alliance[6][5]
3 MbareTracy ChagarasangoMDC Alliance[6][5]
4 MbareMartin MatinyanyaZANU–PF[5][7]
5 BelvedereMidia MudarikiMDC Alliance[6][5]
6 Harare CentralCharles NyatsuroCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][8][9][10]
7 AvondaleHappymore GotoraCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][11][8][9]
8 HighlandsKeith CharumbiraCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][11][8][9]
9 GreendaleStewart MutizwaMDC Alliance[6][5]
10 SunningdaleHammy MadzingiraCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][12][8][9]
11 MbareAnthony ShingadeyaMDC Alliance[5]
12 MbarePatson Mangwiro-ChikwakaMDC Alliance[6][5]
13 SouthertonBrian MationeMDC Alliance[6][5]
14 KambuzumaCosta MandeCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][12][8][9]
15 Warren ParkTichaona MhetuMDC Alliance[6][5]
16 MabelreignDenford NgadzioreCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][12][8][9]
17 Mount PleasantJacob MafumeCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][13][14]
18 BorrowdaleIan MakoneCCC[5][13]
19 MabvukuMunyaradzi KufahakutizwiCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][8][9]
20 TafaraMercy KasvosveCCC[6][15]
21 MabvukuScott SakupwanyaZANU–PFElected in 26 March 2022 by-election. [16]
22 HatfieldTheresa ManaseMDC Alliance[5][6]
23 WaterfallsStan ManyengaCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][13][8][9]
24 HighfieldLovemore MakuwerereCCC[5][12][8][9]
25 HighfieldLuckson MukungumaMDC Alliance[5]
26 HighfieldMaxwell DutumaCCCElected in 26 March 2022 by-election. [5][17]
27 Glen NorahHerbert GombaCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][18][8][9]
28 Glen NorahChihoma RunyowaCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][8][9]
29 Glen NorahTendai MatafiMDC Alliance[6][5]
30 Glen ViewCharles ChidaguCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][8][9]
31 Glen ViewTonderai ChakeredzaCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][8][9][18]
32 Glen ViewGaudencia MareraCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][8][9]
33 BudiriroJoseph KunasheMDC Alliance[5][6]
34 MufakoseSimon MapanzureCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][8][9]
35 MufakoseEnock MupamawondeCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][8][9][7]
36 MufakoseLoveness GombaMDC Alliance[5][6]
37 KuwadzanaJason KautsaCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [8][9][13]
38 KuwadzanaClifton ZumbaMDC Alliance[5][6]
39 DzivarasekwaGilbert HadebeCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [12][8][9]
40 DzivarasekwaStephen DhliwayoCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][8][9][13]
41 MarlboroughKudzai KadzombeCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][11][8][9]
42 HatcliffeElvis RuzaniCCC[5][6][19]
43 BudiriroBlessing DumaCCCElected in 26 March 2022 by-election. [5]
44 KuwadzanaAdonia ShokoMDC AllianceElected in 8 February 2020 by-election. [5][6][20]
45 KuwadzanaMandere GirisotiCCCRecalled 2020; reelected 26 March 2022. [5][8][9][18]
46 Harare EastStewart WutawunasheMDC Alliance[5][6]

References

  1. ^https://www.herald.co.zw/ian-makone-harares-new-mayor/
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  15. ^"Zimbabwe: Councillor Doing Community Service for Personalizing Community Borehole". WNN. 2022-10-16. Retrieved 2023-01-02.
  16. ^Chidakwa, Blessings (2022-03-30). "Zanu PF's Scott Sakupwanya celebrates election victory". The Herald. Retrieved 2023-01-02.
  17. ^"CCC council candidate detained by police after being beaten by ZANU PF thugs". ZWNEWS. 2022-03-09. Retrieved 2023-01-02.
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