President Mnangagwa will open a brand-new market in Mbare that looks nothing like the old trading spaces. Workers built something special from scratch. The market combines smart design with trader-friendly features. Vendors will enjoy a clean, safe place to do business. Everything looks ready for an exciting launch.
Water flows freely through fresh boreholes pumping 120000 liters daily. Clean bathrooms and washing stations keep everything sparkling. Security cameras watch every corner to protect traders and shoppers. Parking spots sit safely nearby, with professional guards standing watch. People can move around without worrying about their stuff.
Small traders will love the micro-lending facility inside the market. Helpers stand ready to assist customers carrying goods. The space feels organized and welcoming compared to chaotic old markets. Traders worked hard talking with authorities about fair pricing. Nobody can mess with their new trading home.
The market arrived after a big fire destroyed the old marketplace last November. President Mnangagwa wanted fast action to rebuild and improve things. Masimba Holdings jumped into action as the main construction team. Urban renewal became more than just a dream for Mbare residents. Everyone sees this as a blueprint for future market spaces.
Through projects like these, Zimbabwe keeps pushing toward becoming a middle-income economy. Modern infrastructure shows how cities can transform quickly. Traders feel hopeful about their new professional workspace. Security and cleanliness make shopping a pleasure. The market represents big dreams for Zimbabwe's economic future.
Water flows freely through fresh boreholes pumping 120000 liters daily. Clean bathrooms and washing stations keep everything sparkling. Security cameras watch every corner to protect traders and shoppers. Parking spots sit safely nearby, with professional guards standing watch. People can move around without worrying about their stuff.
Small traders will love the micro-lending facility inside the market. Helpers stand ready to assist customers carrying goods. The space feels organized and welcoming compared to chaotic old markets. Traders worked hard talking with authorities about fair pricing. Nobody can mess with their new trading home.
The market arrived after a big fire destroyed the old marketplace last November. President Mnangagwa wanted fast action to rebuild and improve things. Masimba Holdings jumped into action as the main construction team. Urban renewal became more than just a dream for Mbare residents. Everyone sees this as a blueprint for future market spaces.
Through projects like these, Zimbabwe keeps pushing toward becoming a middle-income economy. Modern infrastructure shows how cities can transform quickly. Traders feel hopeful about their new professional workspace. Security and cleanliness make shopping a pleasure. The market represents big dreams for Zimbabwe's economic future.
