Harare officials told a Chinese businessman to tear down a wall built across train tracks. He followed orders after residents spotted the structure at his Willowvale property. The city praised locals for reporting this construction issue. Officials urged people to keep alerting them about questionable building projects anywhere in the area. The businessman listened to the authorities without argument.
The man purchased the land at 44 Tilbury Road from previous owners three years ago. He built the security wall during renovation work at the site. National Railways of Zimbabwe explained earlier that the tracks belonged to private owners rather than the public rail system. The railway segment was created for moving goods from the industrial property. City investigators found the wall did not block any active train operations.
The man purchased the land at 44 Tilbury Road from previous owners three years ago. He built the security wall during renovation work at the site. National Railways of Zimbabwe explained earlier that the tracks belonged to private owners rather than the public rail system. The railway segment was created for moving goods from the industrial property. City investigators found the wall did not block any active train operations.
