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📰 News10 March 2026·2 min read·

Harare's Mama Mafuyana Drive reopens after 3.2km rehabilitation

Source: bulawayo24

A newly rehabilitated 3.2km stretch of Mama Mafuyana Drive — formerly known as Lorraine Drive — has officially reopened to traffic in Harare. The road makeover is expected to significantly ease travel for motorists in the area. The reopening represents a milestone in Harare's urban infrastructure renewal programme.

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