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Avoid the risk of Covid 19

Chimanimani RDC wishes to advise all its residents, rate payers, clients and stakeholders that COVID-19 (Coronavirus) is now a sad reality. During the lockdown

period, members of the public are advised to use our electronic platforms for services and payments in order to minimize as much as possible the need to visit council offices.

Contact Details are as follows:

Council Administration                       0775820024

Roads,                                             0773248284/ 0776456

Water                                              0777719529

Sewerage                                         0776456923

Health                                              0773252822/

Payments, receipts, licensing               0773509887/ 0774033305

 Ecocash payment: merchant code = 92176

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Category: Investment Opportunity
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Due to its geographical set up, Chimanimani district offers an array of investment opportunities ranging from agriculture, both consumptive and none consumptive, mining, tourism, solar and micro hydro power generation amongst others. Below is a list of potential projects one can invest in by

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Category: Civil Protection
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The United Nations Resident Coordinator, Mr. Bishow Parajuli together with Ambassadors accredited to Zimbabwe of Australia, Germany, India, Japan, South Africa, and United Kingdom conduced a field visit to ward 15, Chimanimani District. The team visited the Cyclone Idai hit area in the 28th of May 2019. The purpose of the visit was to assess the humanitarian response and progress on early recovery efforts on the ground. The assessment also included the work of UN

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Category: About Us
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The District is located in the South Eastern border of the country (Zimbabwe) grid reference VP6911. Chimanimani District is one of the smallest in the South East of Manicaland province, boarded by Mozambique in the east, Mutare District in the north, Buhera District in the west and Chipinge District in the south. It has an area of 3 450.14 square kilometres. The population of according to 2012 census stood at 134 939 (males 64 745, females 70194) is the smallest with density of 43.48 and 32 578 households.

In size, Chimanimani

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For many, Cyclone Idai was thought to bring the much-needed rainfall too quench wilting maize crops after a long dry spell. No one ever knew that a black cloud hovered above their head with different tale to tell for generations to come.

It all started with light rain showers and a small breeze on the 14th of March, many believing this was another cyclone as experienced in the last decade with just winds and lots of rain. This was not so, many were not prepared for what was about to come in the next 24hrs. On Friday the 15th, like a raging bull, just