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The City of Harare has opened its newly refurbished parking bay at Rufaro Stadium in Mbare to the public.
Francis Mandaza, the public relations officer of City Parking, the local authority’s vehicle parking management subsidiary, told <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/flash-floods-damage-1-600-houses">The Sunday Mail</a> that private vehicles will pay US$0.50 per hour. He said:
<blockquote>
It is now open to the public at US$0.50 per hour and US$1 per hour for bigger trucks.
The car park will be a relief to those who visit Mbare often because there is no parking around the market, and one would have to resort to other means as there would be vagrants harassing the motoring public.
</blockquote>
He said football fans attending matches at Rufaro Stadium will be asked to pay for using parking facilities at the stadium when the sports facility reopens. Said Mandaza:
<blockquote>
At one point, ZIFA (Zimbabwe Football Association) engaged City Parking with the intention to manage parking on match days.
In the past, a lot would happen to fans’ cars during match days; some ended up leaving their cars at home as a result.
</blockquote>
City Parking reportedly raked in over US$3 million from parking fees and penalties this year.
In June this year, City Parking caused an uproar after it launched a blitz in the Central Business District targeting vehicles parked in bus lanes and designated loading zones.
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City Parking Opens Rufaro Stadium To The Public

A Harare motorist, Gladman Bandama, has given Harare City Council’s subsidiary City Parking a 48-hour ultimatum to return the US$132 he was made to pay after his vehicle was clamped in the central business district on 8 March, reported <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200008828/motorist-demands-us132-fine-refund">NewsDay</a>.
City Parking marshals clamped Bandama’s vehicle over parking fee arrears and then fined him US$132 to have the vehicle released.
He is being represented by Tinashe Chinopfukutwa from the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR).
Bandama’s Toyota Corolla was clamped at the Central Vehicle Registry offices along Robson Manyika Avenue.
Allegations are that Bandama had paid parking fees for an hour, but was delayed by 15 minutes only to find his vehicle clamped.
He reportedly offered to pay the parking fees for another hour, but the marshals refused and billed him US$132 in fines.
The vehicle was not towed away after he paid the fine. Wrote Chinopfukutwa:
<blockquote>
In terms of section 4(4) of the Harare (Clamping and Tow Away) By-laws 2005, clamp charges are only chargeable when a motor vehicle has been moved to a secure compound.
There is no legal provision for payment of clamp charges when the vehicle has not been moved to a secure compound.
</blockquote>
The lawyer further argued that parking marshals had no legal authority to enforce traffic by-laws on behalf of the City of Harare. He wrote:
<blockquote>
In terms of section 4(6) of the Municipal Traffic Laws Enforcement Act, an authorised person is a peace officer or a person employed under any law as a parking supervisor.
In the instant case, your parking marshals are neither peace officers or employed in terms of any law.
</blockquote>
On Monday Harare mayor Jacob Mafume said motorists who delay paying parking fees by two hours will be allowed to pay.
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Harare Motorist Demands US$132 Fine Refund From City Parking

Harare City Council has bowed down to pressure from motorists following an uproar over the US$132 fine the local authority was charging for failing to pay parking fees on time.
Last week, the council’s subsidiary, City Parking, deployed its marshals who were clamping all vehicles whose owners were delaying paying US$1 parking fees.
Motorists who delayed paying the US$1 parking fees were fined US$132 for their vehicles to be unclamped.
Addressing council officials on Monday, 13 March, Harare mayor Jacob Mafume said motorists who delay paying parking fees by two hours will be allowed to pay. <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200008776/hcc-relents-on-parking-fines">NewsDay</a> quoted Mafume as saying:
<blockquote>
We have developed a protocol that a motorist first pays US$1. However, because of delays of two hours, the motorist will be allowed to pay for the arrears ticket.
Those motorists with large sums of arrears are the ones to be clamped for failure to pay the stipulated (fee).
We delayed the implementation of towing-away and storage charges. The ticket was US$229 for towing and storage on the same day.
If a vehicle is clamped, a person is given time to pay for the offence before clamping and towing charges can begin to operate.
Our fines are US$50, and clamping charges US$65, which sum up to US$132 after value-added tax.
We will delay the implementation of the clamping charges so that if you pay your fine within the stipulated period, then the charge for the clamping will not accrue, hence reducing the fine significantly.
We need to increase our payment system so that people can pay on the EcoCash platform and other service providers and also our WhatsApp chatbot.
</blockquote>
Mafume reminded Harare motorists that stepping on white lines, double parking and wrong parking, are traffic offences.
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Harare City Council Adjusts Parking Fines

<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Citizens%27_Coalition_for_Change">Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)</a> leader <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Nelson_Chamisa">Nelson Chamisa</a> on Friday ordered Harare councillors to immediately review the parking penalty charges following a public outcry.
Chamisa’s directive came after the local authority refused to back down on its US$132 penalty charge for failing to display a valid parking ticket worth US$1 per hour.
In a revision of the policy earlier Friday, the local authority said a motorist who has not bought a parking ticket would be given a 30-minute grace period before clamping, while those whose tickets have expired would be given an hour’s grace period.
Motorists have complained the US$132 release fee for clamped vehicles is wildly disproportionate to the offence.
The CCC is the majority party in Harare and Chamisa summoned all the party’s councillors including mayor Jacob Mafume for a meeting on Friday.
The meeting was closed to reporters, but councillors who attended said the CCC leader was “angry” and fell short of telling the councillors they may not represent the party in future if the policy stands. ZimLive quotes an anonymous councillor as saying:
<blockquote>
He was quite animated and angry. He said the penalty fees were akin to overtaxing and overburdening the poor, and told us to choose whether we want to be with citizens or against citizens.
</blockquote>
Another councillor is cited as saying Chamisa told the councillors to review the parking penalty charges adding that the existence of bylaws supporting the charges was no excuse. The councillor said:
<blockquote>
He said the bylaws may have been there for years but insisted that this did not justify their existence. He said we took over the council to change things and not to maintain the old order.
</blockquote>
ZimLive was told that Chamisa told the councillors that they had to “<a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/city-parking-adjusts-parking-rules-effective-10-march-2023/">immediately fix the problem.</a>”
CCC deputy spokesperson Gift Ostallos Siziba confirmed Chamisa’s meeting with the councillors. Siziba said:
<blockquote>
The president expects the councillors to meet as a matter of urgency and pass a resolution to correct the issues that have been highlighted by residents. The CCC must always be pro-poor, pro-citizens and place citizens before profit. That was the president’s message to the councillors.
</blockquote>
Local government minister July Moyo has appointed a committee to look into the parking system in Harare which is operated by a company called City Parking in partnership with the city.
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Chamisa Orders Harare Councillors To Immediately Review Parking Penalty Charges

The Secretary of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Harare Metropolitan Province, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tafadzwa_Muguti">Mr Tafadzwa Muguti</a> has said City Parking fines are grossly unreasonable.
In a statement seen by Pindula News, Muguti urged <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Harare_City_Council">Harare City Council (HCC)</a> to engage members of the public prior to such resolutions being passed by councillors. Reads the statement:
<blockquote>
<h2>PRESS STATEMENT PUBLIC OUTCRY OF CITY PARKING FINES AND MISCONDUCT 10 MARCH 2023</h2>
The Secretary of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Harare Metropolitan Province, Mr. Tafadzwa Muguti met with the City of Harare Management, the City Parking Management and the Zimbabwe Republic Police on Thursday the 9th of March 2022. The meeting called by the Secretary followed the public outcry on the exorbitant parking fines and unruly behaviour by City Parking officials that has led to violent clashes with motorists. As Harare Metropolitan Province we have directed both City of Harare and City Parking to immediately seize the unprofessional manner in which the City Parking officials were now operating.
Whilst we encourage all local authorities to collect revenues from enforcement of by-laws, there has to be a human face to this practice. This includes taking into consideration the current state of the economy and that globally all economies are trying to recover post-Covid-19, Zimbabwe included. The recent fines charged by the City of Harare include;
– US$132 for late parking 
– US$100 for towing of your vehicles 
– US$20 for administration fee
As Government we find these fines to be grossly unreasonable and are not people centred. There has to be engagement between the City Council and residents especially motorists prior to such resolutions being passed by councillors. Local governance requires that council resolutions passed by councillors reflect the ambitions, desires and expectations of the residents. So the parking fees reviewed upwards should have been as a results of public consultations between councillors and the residents in the respective jurisdictions. 
The failure by the City of Harare to urgently address the public outcry by residents has led the Secretary of State to request that the Minister of Local Government and Public Works. Hon. J.G. Moyo under the Urban Councils Act urgently Intervenes in this matter. An investigation team has been established by the Hon. Minister and shall look into the City Parking affairs mainly covering:
– The Shareholding of City parking 
– The Financial Management of City Parking revenues 
– The Allegations of Corruption and misconduct by City Parking Officials 
– The Parking Fees Resolution Justification by Councillors 
– The Use of money collected from City Parking by the City of Harare.
We encourage all motorists to pay for the parking in order to avoid enforcement but not to pay bribes to City Parking officials. All acts of misconduct and corruption should be reported to the nearest ZRP Police Station. lastly, the City of Harare should ensure that parking bays are clearly marked, clean and all storm drains cleared. We expect only the best service delivery standards from the City of Harare to its residents. Please stand guided accordingly.
Office of the Secretary of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution Harare Metropolitan Province Office of the President and Cabinet
</blockquote>
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City Parking Fines Grossly Unreasonable - Muguti

City Parking, a subsidiary of <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Harare_City_Council">Harare City Council</a>, has announced some changes to parking rules and enforcement with effect from the 10th of March 2023.
In a statement seen by Pindula News, City Parking said:
<blockquote>
Following consultations with key stakeholders concerning City Parking enforcement operations, the following changes shall be made effective the 10th of March 2023:
1. Unpaid vehicles shall be clamped and fined $132.00 or equivalent after a 30-minute grace period.
2. Paid vehicles shall be clamped and fined $132.00 or equivalent after an hour’s grace period from expiry.
3. The level of the fine can only be reviewed through a budgetary process which the city council is looking into.
4. Make use of our WhatsApp bot on 0719515601 or dial *192# for convenient self-service parking.
5. It is expected that these changes will bring relief to the motoring public and increase compliance and order in the public interest. 
6. Please pay for parking to avoid inconveniences associated with clamping. 
7. For queries and complaints please contact us on our toll-free hotlines 08080558 and 08080557. 
</blockquote>
This comes after a public uproar after motorists were fined US$130 cash. The uproar prompted the Minister of Local Government, Public Works and National Housing, July Moyo, to appoint a team <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/harare-city-parking-under-probe-over-exorbitant-clamping-fees/">to investigate City Parking’s operations.</a>
The issues that are being investigated include the parking fees; the average daily collection levels; the shareholding structure between Council and City Parking; the role of the Municipal Traffic Police in Parking; the relationship, if any, between the ZRP Harare Traffic and City Parking.
Harare City Council gave City Parking marshals authority to clamp and fine traffic offenders in the Central Business District (CBD).
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City Parking Adjusts Parking Rules Effective 10 March 2023

ZANU PF has condemned the CCC-dominated Harare City Council over the manner in which City Parking has been enforcing traffic by-laws in Harare’s central business district which has resulted in chaos and inconveniences to motorists.
Some motorists have threatened to sue the local authority after clashing with City Parking marshals.
ZANU PF secretary for Local Government and Devolution Supa Mandiwanzira urged Harare City Council to ensure that its marshals treat people with dignity. <a href="https://businesstimes.co.zw/zanu-pf-seethes-over-harare-chaotic-parking-system/">Business Times</a> quoted Mandiwanzira as saying:
<blockquote>
We are very concerned with the way motorists in Harare and elsewhere are being treated by city fathers, particularly the parking marshals.
The people are being abused and there have been skirmishes between citizens and marshals. This is not the way to treat people.
I call the Mayor and his CCC officials to make sure people are not harassed. My message to the city fathers is ityai Mwari, musada mari.
</blockquote>
Local Government, Public Works and National Housing Minister July Moyo has since appointed a team to investigate City Parking’s operations.
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ZANU PF Condemns City Of Harare Over Parking Chaos

Harare businessman Nigel Chanakira has shared some tips on how motorists can avoid wheel clamping by City Parking marshals.
The Harare City Council recently gave City Parking marshals authority to clamp and fine traffic offenders in the Central Business District (CBD).
<a href="https://twitter.com/nigelchanakira/status/1633487521635082242?s=20">Posting on Twitter</a> on Wednesday, Chanakira said his vehicle was clamped by the marshals while he was in a meeting.
He said he was asked to pay US$130 by City Parking, an amount he said “is totally disproportionate to the offence”.
Chanakira also took to <a href="https://www.facebook.com/572532170/posts/pfbid0KWKbFDXLwnhEKwSyXcXP6CXxUsiZ3uA4GHbnthWm443er8Mi3FAZZ8GTJA3VoZWXl/?mibextid=Nif5oz">Facebook</a> on Thursday where he shared 12 tips on how motorists can avoid falling foul of Harare City Council’s “unjust” by-laws. He wrote:
<blockquote>
We sending this message as an awareness when driving into Harare CBD on happenings that are of serious concern. We don’t want anyone to fall victim to the injurious by-laws in Harare CBD…
Please if you enter Harare city, be more cautious about correctly parking your car than about thieves and touts. Ndezvakudhara zviya.
1. Park your car in the correctly provided lot marked in white. If you can’t see the white, find the white and park there!
2. Make sure your four wheels don’t straddle the white markings. See the white. Don’t do the yellow ⚠
3. Immediately pay for your parking time. Look for the parking marshal within 2 minutes of parking and pay💰
4. Never leave your car before you pay unless you have approached a marshal and you have a person in the car to explain to clamping officers that someone is looking for the marshal.
5. If you’re alone and you can’t see the parking marshal do not leave your car unattended with no parking ticket. Stay there patiently until the marshal comes or is in view.
6. Alternatively you can pay using Ecocash after registering your car reg. no at *192#. Only then can you leave your car without a parking ticket, but with evidence in your phone of time payment done and hours paid for. This is the only explanation that can be entertained once your car is clamped.
7. Please pay for the exact time/ hours not estimate. If your time expires whilst you’re still caught up somewhere, you’ll pay heavily for the 4 minutes expired time. There is no explanation that can be entertained. You’ll lose USD132.00 to Council, penalty for 4 minutes for not paying RTGS900 for 1 hour. That’s the law as it stands. Mari irikutobuda zviripamutemo.
8. If you don’t pay USD132.00 after clamping, in 2 hours your car will be towed for USD50.00 to Council depot where it will attract USD50 storage fee per day until you take it out for another heftier penalty.
9. Never drop or pick up a passenger anywhere in an undesignated area. Parka mota yako woburutsa sekuru kana mbuya kana passenger yawakwidza. Sekuru vanosungwa vakabhadhariswa USD30 zvisina defence, zvakabhekwa nemurawu.
10. DON’T break the parking by-laws banking on a friend or contact at the Council to bail you out.
11. Unsuspecting Motorists and passengers are being sued and fleeced of their hard-earned cash through unscrupulous by-laws and please be warned and warn your other innocent public.
12. Beware of scammers and imposters pausing as Council police adding to the violence.
</blockquote>
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Tips For Harare Motorists On How To Avoid Clamping By City Parking

The Minister of Local Government, Public Works and National Housing, July Moyo has appointed a team to investigate operations of the City of Harare and its subsidiary company City Parking.
The Harare City Council gave City Parking marshals authority to clamp and fine traffic offenders in the Central Business District (CBD) and this has caused an uproar as the owners of clamped vehicles are being fined US$130 cash.
<ul>
<li>The issues that are being investigated are parking include:</li>
<li>The parking fees</li>
<li>The average daily collection levels</li>
<li>The shareholding structure between Council and City Parking</li>
<li>The role of the Municipal Traffic Police in Parking</li>
<li>The relationship, if any, between the ZRP Harare Traffic and City Parking</li>
</ul>
In a letter written to the spatial planning and development department, Moyo said:
<blockquote>
As provided for in section 313 of the Urban Councils Act (Chapter 29: 15) and as read with ministry circulars regarding deployment of investigation teams, City of Harare will bear the costs of the investigation, which I expect you to complete within 10 (ten) working days, whereupon you shall compile a report of your findings for my consideration within five working days.
</blockquote>
Responding to concerns raised by motorists over exorbitant clamping fines on Twitter on Wednesday, Harare mayor Jacob Mafume said they will seek to strike a balance between the fines and what people can afford. <a href="https://twitter.com/JMafume/status/1633526761936805916">He said</a>:
<blockquote>
We have noted the concerns of the public on this issue. We will be calling a Press Conference tomorrow (today) together with city parking to announce the recommendations we have received from the public. We have to strike a balance between the fines and what people can afford.
</blockquote>
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Harare City Parking Under Probe Over "Exorbitant" Clamping Fees

<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Harare_City_Council">Harare City Council (HCC)</a> has mandated City Parking to enforce parking and traffic by-laws within the capital with effect from tomorrow the 16th of February 2023.
In a notice seen by Pindula News, City Parking said the local government authority mandated it to clamp and collect fines from motorists violating traffic rules in the capital. Reads the notice:
<blockquote>
1. CITY OF HARARE HAS MANDATED CITY PARKING (PVT) LTD TO ENFORCE PARKING AND TRAFFIC BY-LAWS WITHIN HARARE EFFECTIVE 16 FEBRUARY 2023.
2. THE MANDATE INCLUDES CLAMPING, FINE TICKETING AND FINE COLLECTION ON PARKING AND TRAFFIC OFFENCES.
3. THE MOVE IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE COMPLIANCE AND CONVENIENCE TO THE MOTORING PUBLIC AS FINES SHALL BE PAYABLE TO OUR STAFF ON THE STREET.
4. PLEASE NOTE WHILST CITY PARKING ENFORCES ON OFFENCES COMMITTED IN PARKING BAYS, IT SHALL WORK JOINTLY WITH CITY OF HARARE TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT IN AND AROUND HARARE CBD.
5. AS REMINDER, SOME OFFENCES THAT WARRANT CLAMPING AND FINING INCLUDE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO: – FAILURE TO DISPLAY VALID PARKING TICKET, CONTINUED PARKING ON EXPIRED TICKET, PARKING OVER LINES OF PARKING BAYS, OBSTRUCTION OF PARKING/TRAFFIC, WASH MOTOR VEHICLE IN PARKING PLACE, FAILURE TO DISPLAY VEHICLE LICENCE, ETC.
6. WE URGE MOTORISTS TO MAKE USE OF OUR WHATSAPP BOT ON 0719515601 OR DIAL ‘192# FOR CONVENIENT SELF-SERVICE PARKING.
7. PLEASE PAY FOR PARKING TO AVOID INCONVENIENCES ASSOCIATED WITH CLAMPING.
BY MANAGEMENT
</blockquote>
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Harare City Mandates City Parking To Enforce Parking, Traffic By-laws

Parking fees have been increased in Harare for the fourth time in six months this year and the latest review will see motorists paying ZWL$400 per hour for parking in the Central Business District, up from the current ZWL$300.
The adjustments are with effect from the 1st of July, 2022.
The increase comes exactly a month after the previous one after the local authority raised parking fees from ZWL$190 per hour in May to ZWL300 this month.
This year, City Parking, a private company wholly owned by the City of Harare, first increased parking fees as follows:
<blockquote>
i). From ZWL$100 to ZWL$120 in January, 
ii). ZWL$120 to ZWL150 in March, 
iii). ZWL150 to ZWL190 in May and 
iv). ZWL190 to ZWL$300 this month.
</blockquote>
The new charges take the fees to more than US$1, according to the official exchange rate, <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2022/06/21/rbz-forex-auction-zimbabwe-dollar-official-rate-21-june-2022/">which stands at zw$347,31 as it this Tuesday.</a>
On the black market, the US$1 is valued between ZW$400 and ZW$600.
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Parking Fees Increased In Harare

ZANU PF has expressed disapproval over the awarding of a tender by Bulawayo City Council (BCC) to a South African company to manage vehicle parking in Zimbabwean’s second-largest city.
BCC recently awarded Tendy Three Investment (TTI) a US$2 million tender for vehicle parking management.
Under the deal, which is a build operate and transfer (BOT), BCC will receive 30% of the proceeds, while TTI retains 70%.
ZANU PF Bulawayo provincial spokesperson Archibold Chiponda wrote a letter to town clerk Christopher Dube on 28 March expressing disquiet over the deal. Said Chiponda:
<blockquote>
We feel that the partnership is detrimental to the development of Bulawayo both economically and socially.
In addition, we question whether the technology or value addition being offered by the foreign company is so unique that BCC could not identify a capable local company or better still carry out the project itself.
In total, over a period of six years, TTI stands to make a potential net profit of US$4 420 080, in comparison to US$941 760 for BCC.
As ZANU PF, we find this grossly unacceptable. An individual employed within the CBD will part with at least US$100 per month in parking fees, severely eroding their income.
Some businesses have already noticed the trend of falling revenues since the introduction of the parking system. 
Furthermore, the added cost of parking adds a US$0.50c premium to any goods or services purchased from companies operating within the CBD as consumers will be forced to pay to park in order to consume those goods and services.
</blockquote>
ZAPU recently petitioned BCC to reduce the US$1 per hour parking charge saying it is beyond the reach of most motorists.
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ZANU PF Unhappy With Bulawayo Vehicle Parking Deal

City Parking has announced a parking tariff adjustment which is with effect from the 1st of October 2021. Pindula News presents the statement.
<blockquote>
<h2>CITY PARKING PUBLIC NOTICE PARKING TARIFF ADJUSTMENT </h2>
1. THIS NOTICE SERVES TO INFORM THE MOTORING PUBLIC THAT, ON-STREET PARKING TARIFF IN HARARE CBD HAS BEEN ADJUSTED FROM ZW$80 TO ZW$100 PER HOUR. 
2. THE ADJUSTMENTS ARE WITH EFFECT FROM THE 1′ OF OCTOBER 2021. 
3. PARK PAY AND GO WITH PARK ASSIST. DOWNLOAD THE MOBILE APP FROM GOOGLE PLAY STORE OR SIMPLY DIAL *192# TO REGISTER AND PAY FOR PARKING USING ECOCASH. 
4. MOTORISTS WHO PARK FOR LONG DURATION ARE ENCOURAGED TO MAKE USE OF OUR SAFE, SECURE AND AFFORDABLE PARKADES AND PARKING LOTS. 
5. PLEASE PAY PARKING FEES TO AVOID INCONVENIENCES. 
Contacts: Tel: (0242)707315/707876/0739885896 Website: www.cityparking.co.zw Email: custornercare@cityparking.co.zw Facebook: City Parking Pvt Ltd Twitter: @CityParkingHre 
TOWARDS WORLD-CLASS PARKING EXPERIENCE 
</blockquote>
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City Parking Public Notice On Parking Tariff Adjustment

City Parking has announced new parking fees for motorists in Harare Central Business District with effect from the 20th of July 2020.
According to the adjusted tariffs, motorists will fork out ZWL$50.00 per hour from the current $20.00.
Motorists who will use the City Parking mobile app will part with ZWL$45 per hour. City Parking said in a statement:
<blockquote>PARKING TARIFF ADJUSTMENTS
1. THIS NOTICE SERVES TO INFORM THE MOTORING PUBLIC THAT, FOLLOWING WIDE CONSULTATIONS WITH THE MOTORING PUBLIC BY CITY OF HARARE AND CITY PARKING, ON-STREET PARKING TARIFF IN HARARE CBD HAS BEEN ADJUSTED AS FOLLOWS;
<ul>
<li>ZW$50 PER HOUR</li>
<li>ZW$45 PER HOUR ON OUR MOBILE APP (PARK ASSIST) PLATFORM</li>
</ul>
2. THE ADJUSTMENTS ARE WITH EFFECT FROM THE 20TH OF JULY 2020
3. DOWNLOAD OUR MOBILE APP – ‘PARK ASSIST’ FROM GOOGLE PLAYSTORE FOR GREATER PARKING CONVENIENCE AND ENJOY LOWER PARKING TARIFF.
4. MOTORISTS WHO PARK FOR LONG DURATION ARE ENCOURAGED TO MAKE USE OF OUR SAFE, SECURE AND AFFORDABLE PARKADES AND PARKING LOTS.
PLEASE PAY YOUR PARKING FEE TO AVOID INCONVENIENCES</blockquote>
Earlier this month, the Harare City Council was forced to intervene following a public outcry after City Parking adjusted parking fees to US$1.00 per hour.
City of Harare said the new fees were to be suspended until proper consultations are carried out.

City Parking Hikes Parking Fees To ZWL$50 Per Hour

Harare City Council will deploy skeletal staff from its company, City Parking, to resume collecting parking fees and clamping vehicles at all designated bays following an increase in vehicular traffic despite the current lockdown.
In a statement on Wednesday, City Parking public relations manager Francis Mandaza confirmed the resumption of operations. The statement read:
<blockquote>Starting April 22, 2020, City Parking will deploy skeletal staff in the CBD. Our parkades accommodate essential service providers who require uninterrupted access.
The number of vehicles coming into the CBD has increased hence the need to complement efforts by City of Harare Traffic Enforcement and other law enforcement agencies to ensure adherence to the announced lockdown.
The entity is marking bays and road carriageway lines in the Central Business District to enable a smooth and trafficable road network post-COVID-19 period.
However, our work is being hindered by the large volume of traffic in the CBD despite the proclaimed lockdown.
We have therefore seen it fit to charge the normal parking fees for all vehicles parking in designated bays in the CBD.
The parking fees will as usual go towards the maintenance of the road network, marking of carriageway lines and parking bays…</blockquote>

City Parking To Resume Collecting Parking Fees In Harare CBD

The government has directed <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Harare_City_Council" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Harare City Council</a> to disband all strategic business units it had formed, including City Parking and Harare Quarry, among others, with suspicions abounding that the companies are being used to steal council resources.
A letter dated December 16, 2019, and addressed to Harare Mayor <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Herbert_Gomba" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Herbert Gomba</a> by Local Government minister <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/July_Moyo" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">July Moyo</a> reads in part:
<blockquote>You are directed to make sure that companies formed as income-generating ventures, which previously had been sourced for council revenue, are dissolved and the activities are carried out under the appropriate programmes.
On that note, City Parking, without any investments, had not been bringing in any meaningful revenue to council and Sunshine Holdings seems to be a conduit to siphon out council resources. Furthermore, Harare Quarry (Pvt) Ltd demands payment upfront for material ordered by the council, while it is being subsidised for making losses.</blockquote>
The formation of several companies has facilitated a loss of organisational cohesion and created a bloated support staff complement which weighs heavily on council resources, Minister Moyo said.
Minister Moyo advised the City to revise its organogram as a matter of urgency.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2020/01/city-parking-faces-closure/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">NewsDay</a></h4>

Harare City Council Directed To Close Its Companies

City Parking’s Public Relations Manager Francis Mandaza urged the Urban Councils to commercialise and privatise parking spaces to increase revenue to be collected. Mandaza was speaking at the 78th edition of the UCAZ that was being held in Bulawayo last week.
According to the Daily News:
<blockquote>Mandaza said most councils were losing thousands of dollars through the manual park- ing systems, which he described as porous.
City Parking was recently slammed by residents and pressure groups after it emerged that the company allegedly pampered some Bulawayo councillors to a five-star treatment in an effort to influence a tender process.</blockquote>
City Parking is wholly owned by Harare City Council and it collects parking revenue on behalf of the council.
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2019/11/18/privatise-parking-space-to-up-revenue">Daily News</a>

Commercialize And Privatize Parking Space To Increase Revenue Collection - Urban Councils Told

Harare City Council’s parking division, City Parking, is reportedly no longer issuing parking tickets for $1. Many motorists have suspect fraud since parking marshalls with the business unit have only been issuing the $2 invoices.
The parking business in April this year increased their tariffs to $2 per hour from $1, citing the deterioration of the country’s economy. One motorist said:
<blockquote>When you want to only pay for 30 minutes, the attendants tell you that it is no longer available despite all their signs stating otherwise. City Parking should address this situation fast.</blockquote>
City Parking raised its tariffs claiming that all their suppliers of items such as till rolls, uniforms, fuel, clamps, insurance, and parking equipment had increased the costs of their stocks due to inflation.
They argue that raising tariffs was meant to recoup costs incurred so as to keep the business running.
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2019/06/15/city-parking-dumps-1-tickets" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Daily News</a>

Motorists Suspect Fraud As Harare's City Parking Stops Issuing Tickets For $1

Parking tariffs in Harare’s central business district have been adjusted. City Park used to charge $1 per hour (CBD and 0.50c per hour (Peripheral CBD).
However in a notice, City Park said motorists will now pay $1 per 30 minutes in the inner CBD while motorists will pay $1 per hour if they park in the peripheral CBD. Below is a picture of the notice:
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Harare Parking Fees Increased

According to Harare City Council’s parking unit, City Parking’s half-year review report to July 2018, the taxis and kombis are occupying 784 parking bays, depriving the firm of $94 080 monthly.
Some Government institutions allegedly commandeered some parking bays for free over and above their authorised and allocated bays, which was also costing the city $84 960. The report also said City Park is losing $488 560 monthly due to vendors. Part of the report reads:
<blockquote>There is an increase in the number of people vending on the streets and some are operating from some parking bays. This has deprived the company of potential revenue from the occupied bays. An average of 738 bays has been taken by the vendors with an average loss amounting to $488 560 monthly. Touts/vagrants that compete with revenue collection marshals on the streets are increasing by day and mostly affecting smooth flow of operations. About 412 parking bays have been lost to this group with average revenue loss of $49 440 monthly.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/kombis-vendors-cost-city-2m/">Herald</a>

Harare City Council Losing $2 Million Due To Kombis, Vendors

<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-58600" decoding="async" height="341" loading="lazy" sizes="(max-width: 560px) 100vw, 560px" src="https://news.pindula.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/img_71981974474909.jpg" srcset="https://news.pindula.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/img_71981974474909.jpg 560w, https://news.pindula.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/img_71981974474909-300x183.jpg 300w" width="560"/>
In a press statement titled “Disruption of Smart Park Meter Services”, City Parking advised Harare motorists that they are facing technical challenges.
Said City Parking in the notice:
<blockquote>Please note that we are experiencing technical challenges with our smart park meter services.
As such, reloading is not functional. Please note that meters with credit are still usable.
However, city parking has pre-paid parking cards that motorists can use as an alternative.
The cards are available with our parking marshals as well as our offices.
Pre-paid cards have payment options for 15 minutes, 30 minutes or 1 hour parking durations.
There is no paperwork or waiting period, you just pay $10 for the card, $5 of which being initial parking credit, and your card is issued ready to transact.
Any inconvenience caused is sincerely regretted. For any further clarity please contact us on the following:
Cell: 0739885896 landline: 707315/876</blockquote>

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