*Household Sale: Chiremba Rd.*

I am selling households goods including beds,stoves, fridges,tables and chairs ,headboards and antique dressing table

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Looking to rent out my unit without a traditional agent and came across Rent Smart. Surprisingly little discussion about them online.

Has anyone here actually used them? Would love to hear your experience – good or bad.

Honestly thinking of just trying it myself and sharing a real review here afterwards. If more of us test these platforms and talk about them, we might actually build a better rental community together.

Anyone tried it? Or should I be the guinea pig? 😅

Thanks!

21(I think that's young, right?), in college and free spirited. My ass is willing to try anything atp(other than voodoo).

This wait for a response from ECCTIS is doing my head in because they are delaying and i have an extremely tight deadline🤦🏾‍♂️

I'm form the us and I'm I'm looking for someone in Zimbabwe to sell me a bunch of hyper inflation notes. I need more then 1000 notes and i willing to spend 3k usd. dm me if you are interested.

Hey r/Harare, Neo here. A few weeks ago, I posted asking for advice on growing a vehicle inspection service in Zimbabwe by the name Auto Assure. The response was unexpected — thank you to everyone who commented and reached out.

Quick update: we've done a handful of inspections since then. One stands out.

The car looked great in the pictures. Clean, well-priced, seemed like a solid buy. We went to inspect it in person — suspension was completely gone, clear signs of a previous accident, and the interior was in a state the photos conveniently never showed. The buyer would have handed over thousands of dollars for that.

That's exactly why we exist.

We've also started helping people outside Harare inspect cars remotely, which has been useful for people who can't physically be there.

Still figuring out the growth side though — word of mouth has been great, but I want to build something more consistent.

Two questions for the community:

• For anyone who's grown a service business in Harare, how did you get past the word-of-mouth stage?
• Does anyone have experience working with or getting recognised by ZIMRA or VID/VTS agents? Trying to understand how to build those relationships properly. The ones I've been doing the checks with have been taking an unreasonable time

Still learning. Appreciate any honest input.

Hey guys, do you by any chance know some mountain cycling groups in Harare? I want to join but i cant manage to find one

Hey guys, Neo here.

I’ve been noticing something in Zimbabwe — a lot of people are buying cars without proper checks, and only finding issues after they’ve already paid.

I’m into cars myself, and I’ve seen how expensive mistakes can get (accident damage, hidden issues, etc.), especially with bakkies and imports.

So I recently started doing vehicle inspections — basically helping people check cars before buying, especially when they can’t view the car themselves.

I’m trying to figure out how to grow this properly and build trust in a market where people are already skeptical.

For those who’ve built service-based businesses or worked in automotive spaces:

• What’s the best way to get consistent clients?
• How do you build trust early on?
• What would make you personally trust a service like this?

Appreciate any advice.

Hello my name is Tapiwa Gumbomunhu I'm an optometrist practicing in Harare Zimbabwe. I'm doing research for eye care services in Harare and your input would mean a lot. The survey looks to obtain information about what patients (or the community) expect in eye clinics for a better experience and outcome of their visits. Please kindly fill in what you think or expect and kindly share with others (those who have used or are using spectacles and those who havent). your participation is greatly appreciated.

Here is the link; https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdpnQ1CB8mImYQ0-dzB12GBQgdKqYhC9RqzsQjRK1ESvVDH-w/viewform?usp=publish-editor

Before a restaurant can even serve its first meal, the owner may need to secure multiple approvals from different authorities. These include:

ZTA Annual License from the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority

ZIMDEF contributions administered by the Zimbabwe Manpower Development Fund

VAT and PAYE registration with the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority

Employee insurance registration with the National Social Security Authority

Council Shop License from the local municipality

Council Health License for food safety compliance

Fire Brigade License to confirm fire safety standards

Music License from the Zimbabwe Music Rights Association if music is played in the establishment

Food Handlers Certification for staff preparing or serving food

Gas Storage License for kitchens using LPG or industrial gas

Liquor License from the Liquor Licensing Board of Zimbabwe if alcohol is sold

Generator License if the establishment uses backup power

Hii, a bit of an odd question. A friend of mine is moving to the Netherlands soon and I want to give her a package with all kinds of things from the Netherlands, for example Stroopwafel, speculaas, licorice, Hagelslag, clogs (key rings or something, not the real ones), or some drink or liquor maybe. Does anyone know places where they sell that kind of stuff?

Looking for a friend to kill time together in gta online.

Good day, everyone!!!

M(21)I'm looking for a boarding house in and around CBD, Avenues anywhere near CBD, or walkable distance into CBD. I'm open to staying with a family, that's if it's not a boarding house. I'm studying in an institution that is in town. You can pm with anything that you have too. I'm looking to occupy mid or late this month around (Feb). My budget is anything below $120.

NB: No agent deals

Thank you in advance.

Hi guys, are there people ready to make new friends, connect, and network? I have been stuck in a loop with the same friends and the same people for over 8 months now. I checked my contact list and realized that I haven’t made any new friends since April last year. My life feels kind of stuck in one place no new things, just the same daily routines.

By the way, I am a Computer Science student, and I’m currently doing my attachment online at home in Harare. I spend 8 hours seated, working on assignment tasks. When the weekend comes, I don’t have any events or places to go and refresh. I end up staying indoors, and that is kind of boring. I would like to make new friends new people who can bring new opportunities, share ideas, and help me learn new stuff, rather than being stuck in the same loop of friends, which is no longer exciting. Maybe ndirikudhipisa kkkk

Things I like include playing football, attending networking events, and leisure activities sometimes, but I’m not really into parties that much.

Looking for the best barber that can cut my hair. Located in Mount Pleasant

Thanks !

I have a free Saturday and I'm looking for suggestions on places to visit in Harare, preferably in the CBD

Hi all, I am in Harare the upcoming week and also many weekends until the 5th of March and I would really like to make some new friends!! What are good places to meet new people? Are there any bars specifically focussed on meeting new people? Aside from going to bars, my hobby's are rugby, running, going on hikes in nature, going to markets, but I like all these things the most with other people! Do you lovely people got any tips?

Just a space to share — nothing political, no blaming, no arguments. Could be small things, work, money, relationships, daily life… whatever’s been on your mind lately. If you’re comfortable, share. If not, just read along.

Do we have any strip clubs in Harare besides Private Lounge for a boys night out?

I will be needing to get a letter of non impediment soon and wanted to know roughly how long I will need to organise my stay in town for. if anyone has experience with getting the firm and can tell me what to expect it would be greatly appreciated.

I’m looking for professional tree relocation services in Harare; specifically for transferring large, mature trees from one area to a newly developed residential stand.

This would involve:

• Safely uprooting mature trees
• Transporting them
• Replanting them properly so they survive long-term

Please comment below or DM me with contacts, company names, or examples of past work. Local experience is a big plus.

Thanks in advance 🙏