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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 86125, member: 27"] Road neglect finally hit a breaking point, forcing officials to eyeball crumbling streets and promise fixes before drivers lose more tires. Harare road checks kick off [LIST] [*]Transport Minister Felix Mhona rolled through damaged city streets. [*]Surveyed battered routes across multiple suburbs. [*]Hauled engineers and senior staff along. [*]Marked spots needing rebuilds or patch jobs. [/LIST] Suburbs caught in the mess [LIST] [*]Braeside and Arcadia showed surface breakdowns. [*]Craneborne and Hatfield flagged for repairs. [*]Waterfalls and Sunningdale landed on the list. [*]Southerton and Houghton Park also drew attention. [/LIST] What happens next [LIST] [*]The government plans to start work after assessments. [*]Some stretches require full construction. [*]Others just need heavy maintenance. [*]Updates promised after more site visits. [/LIST] A bigger program is behind the move [LIST] [*]Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme Phase 2 backs the push. [*]Targets rain-damaged roads nationwide. [*]Covers urban and rural links. [*]Tied to long-term transport revival. [/LIST] Political backing and timeline [LIST] [*]President Emmerson Mnangagwa greenlit extending ERRP2. [*]Framed it as infrastructure modernization. [*]Linked it to Vision 2030 goals. [*]Pitched Zimbabwe as a logistics hub. [/LIST] Public reporting gets a channel [LIST] [*]The Ministry launched provincial road fault hotlines. [*]Engineers must take reports straight from residents. [*]Aims to speed up fixes. [*]Another public feedback platform is coming. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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