KaroiTownCouncilKumba

01/09/2026

BUDGET FEEDBACK MEETINGS ROADMAP

31/08/2026

Council wishes to inform of the exceedingly successful convening of its 29th Ordinary Meeting which was held today.

The meeting came at time of consolidation of a new and accelerated service delivery trajectory.

Deliberations centered on need for movement from paperwork and rhetoric, to performance and results.

Key takeaways:

-Call for speeding up of integration of ICT as an enabler of the administration of Council, for ease of business and curbing of fraud and corruption
-Announcement of upcoming performance assessments
-Call for recognition of performance management as non-negotiable and for its alignment with policy direction and statutory dictates
-Refuse collection applauded - focus to move on to output analysis
-Announcement of adoption of job evaluation report by Council and commencement of the implementation of the outcome
-Comprehensive roadworks underway
-Opening of Chiedza Clinic expected anytime during this fourth quarter
-Procurement of medical supplies and furniture for the clinic underway
-Fire fighting equipment being installed on the premises
-Back up power being set up
-Council committed to the finding of a solution to the negative effects emanating from the town's dump site

30/08/2026

25/08/2026

COUNCIL EXHIBITS AT THE ZIMBABWE AGRICULTURAL SHOW 2026

Council is proud to be exhibiting at the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show, showcasing Council’s services, investment opportunities and initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable development and economic growth in Karoi.

Council warmly invites residents who may be in and around the capital during this exhibition week, investors, business partners and members of the public attending the show to visit the Council exhibition stand.

📍 Visit us at Nelson Mandela Hall – Upstairs.

Come and connect with us for an experience to remember, as we continue working towards a modern Municipality by 2030.

KaroiKumba – We Call It Home!!

05/08/2026

Council today held it's 29th Ordinary Council meeting.
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‎This exceedingly successful statutory sitting came at a time described by Council Chairman Alderman Kufakwashe Chigumo as a time of marked direction change and traction gain.
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‎Key takeaways;
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‎ # Service delivery and work ethic improving encouragingly
‎ # Employees and officials urged to 'swim with the tide' in a spirit of teamwork
‎ # Performance management processes intensifying
‎ # The outlook of Council offices and premises improving pallisade installation
‎ # Installation of CCTVreceived well
‎ # Internet facility be availed to clients doing business at Council premises
‎ # 2026 Budget Mid-term Review to commence soon
‎ # The Ministerial probe team on problematic stand allocations to carry out its inquiry from 17-22 August
‎ # Performance, as rated against MSDSs be Council's flagship feature and be in tandem with legal provisions
‎ # Gender mainstreaming and youth empowerment to continue being at the centre of Council's thrust in services provision
‎ # Disability inclusion be bettered
‎ # Climate change conversations be promoted in the town
‎ # Ward feedback meetings be done consistently
‎- The fight against corruption to always be on Council's radar
‎ # Revenue collection be intensified
‎ # Disaster response preparedness be pushed to the centre of conversations in Council
‎ # Support for Karoi United FC be increased for the bolstering of social services provision
‎-Ongoing job evaluation process be pursued further
‎ # Back up power supply now installed at Chiedza Clinic, electricity now connected, ZINWA direct line connection in the pipeline, incinerator being constructed, processes on acquisition of equipment ongoing
‎ # Water takeover process being attended to
‎ # Municipal status attainment requirements being attended to
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23/07/2026

Promoting Employee Wellness, Celebrating Sporting Excellence

Yesterday Councl held a successful Wellness Day, bringing together Councillors and employees for an afternoon of physical fitness conditioning, team spirit fostering and celebration of sporting achievement.

The programme began with an energetic aerobics session, with Councillors joining members of staff in showcasing healthy physical condition and reinforcing Council's commitment to employee wellness and work-life balance.

The highlight of the event was the presentation of medals and trophies won by Council teams during the Mutare Inter-Cities Sports Festival, which was held last year.

The awards recognised the dedication, discipline and outstanding performances of Council employees who proudly represented Council at the competition.

The following teams were honoured for their achievements:

- Chess Team – Bronze medals and a trophy.
- Women's Soccer Team – Bronze medals and a trophy.
- Athletics Team – Silver medals and a trophy.

The presence of Councillors underscored Council's commitment to staff welfare and the importance of recognising excellence both in the workplace and on the sporting field.

Council officials congratulated the winning teams for flying the Karoi flag high and encouraged all employees to continue participating in wellness and sporting activities that promote physical fitness, teamwork and camaraderie.

The Wellness Day concluded on a high note, with Councillors and staff celebrating good health, unity and the remarkable sporting achievements that continue to inspire excellence within Council.