President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Wednesday toured the ongoing construction works at the Mabvuku Interchange along Mutare Road, assessing progress on one of the capital’s most anticipated traffic decongestion projects.
The President, accompanied by the Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Development, Hon. Felix Mhona, inspected the scale of the earthworks, drainage systems, and the rising structural pillars that will define the new flyover.
President Mnangagwa (centre) points towards the eastern span of the interchange as Minister Felix Mhona (right) explains the project’s phasing.
The President walks along the compacted gravel shoulder of the interchange, wearing a hard hat and safety vest. He pauses to inspect the reinforced steel bars (rebar) of a support column, with Minister Mhona looking on.
A wide shot of the Mabvuku interchange site, showing the scale of excavation and the new road alignment taking shape against the backdrop of the high-density suburb.
His Excellency engages directly with site engineers and construction workers, receiving a technical briefing on the project’s timeline and the durability of materials being used.
The project, spearheaded by the Ministry of Transport, is part of ongoing efforts to modernise Harare’s road network and reduce bottlenecks at major intersections.
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