Tar Pothole Patching Underway at Mahusekwa Growth Point
Marondera Rural District Council has embarked on a tar pothole patching exercise at Mahusekwa Growth Point, aimed at improving road safety and enhancing mobility within the busy commercial centre.
The ongoing works are part of Council’s broader road maintenance programme designed to preserve existing road infrastructure, reduce vehicle wear and tear, and ensure smoother travel for motorists and pedestrians alike.
Council’s Engineering Department is leading the exercise, focusing on rehabilitating the most affected sections of the road network. This initiative not only addresses the immediate need for safer roads but also complements long-term infrastructure development efforts being implemented across the district.
Marondera RDC Received a Fire Tender.
On the 19th of December 2024 Marondera Rural District Council took delivery of a Red Lion fire tender. While the operational modalities are being worked on, which include but not limited to recruitment and training of relevant staff, it should be noted that the fire tender is already on stand-by should there be any unforeseen occurrence of an emergency that might include fire or road traffic accident. Council continues to extend its total appreciation to Government for facilitating the Councils readiness to provide for emergencies, thereby ensuring public safety to our residents, property owners and road users.
Marondera Rural District Council participated in the Mashonaland East Investment Conference held in Goromonzi on the 1st of September 2025. Driving Local Economic Development towards vision 2030.
Staff Canteen Nears Completion
Marondera Rural District Council is pleased to announce that the Staff Canteen project is nearing completion. The facility now boasts a fresh, modern look following major works including structural upgrades, interior fittings, and painting. Once operational, the canteen will provide a comfortable space for staff to dine and interact — promoting wellness, teamwork, and improved productivity.
Installation of Refuse Bins at Mahusekwa, Ten Miles, and Landos Business Centres
Marondera Rural District Council has successfully installed new refuse bins at Mahusekwa, Ten Miles, and Landos Business Centres as part of its ongoing cleanliness and waste management programme.
The initiative aims to promote a cleaner and healthier environment by providing convenient waste disposal points for residents and business operators. This development will go a long way in reducing littering, improving hygiene, and enhancing the overall appearance of the business centres.
Council continues to urge the public to make proper use of the bins and support efforts to keep our communities clean and environmentally friendly.
