Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development Hon  Felix Mhona today toured the ongoing construction works of the new Cloverleaf Interchange at the intersection of Harare Drive and Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo Road, formerly Airport Road, as Government continues implementing major infrastructure projects aimed at modernising the country’s road network.

The transformative project forms part of Government’s ongoing efforts “to decongest one of Harare’s busiest transport corridors, improve travel times to R.G. Mugabe International Airport, and enhance road safety for all road users.”

Addressing journalists during the tour, Hon. Adv. Mhona described the project as “a long-awaited development milestone,” while applauding Emmerson Mnangagwa for championing infrastructure modernisation and development across the country.

The Minister also reaffirmed the Ministry’s commitment to “accountability and delivering quality infrastructure that directly benefits citizens.”

Upon completion, the interchange project is expected to pave the way for the development of “10 additional interchanges from Glenara and associated routes,” a move expected to significantly improve traffic flow within Harare.

The tour was attended by Permanent Secretary Engineer Joy Pedzisai Makumbe, heads of parastatals and other senior Government officials.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who is also the First Secretary of ZANU PF, has appointed retired army commander Philip Valerio Sibanda to the party’s Politburo with immediate effect.

The appointment was confirmed in a statement issued on May 11, 2026, by the party’s Department of Information and Publicity.

According to the statement, the decision was made in line with Article 9, Section 65, read together with Section 67 of the ZANU PF Constitution.

The announcement was signed by Christopher Mutsvangwa, who serves as the party’s Secretary for Information and Publicity as well as spokesperson.

Businessman and philanthropist Wicknell Chivayo has announced that he will still donate a brand-new 65-seater bus and US$50,000 to Dynamos F.C. despite the club’s defeat to rivals CAPS United F.C. over the weekend.

In a statement following the highly anticipated Harare Derby, Chivayo congratulated CAPS United for their victory, describing the match as “sporting excellence at play” and saying football should celebrate “competition and the beauty of the game.”

Before the match, Chivayo had promised during an interview on Capitalk FM that he would buy Dynamos a new bus if they defeated CAPS United. However, after Dynamos lost, he said he was surprised by the ridicule and mockery that followed his promise.

Chivayo said his support for Dynamos goes beyond football, noting that many of his relatives and friends support the club. He described Dynamos as “a household name and part of Zimbabwe’s football history,” adding that he would not “only stand by his word when circumstances are favourable.”

“I will still proceed with purchasing a brand-new 65-seater bus for Dynamos Football Club,” he said. “In addition, I will also give the players USD$50,000 for trying hard as motivation and encouragement despite the defeat.”

He clarified that the gesture was “not sponsorship of any sort” but an appreciation for the supporters who filled the stadium and showed genuine love for the club.

Chivayo also defended his public image, saying he is treated with respect outside Zimbabwe but often faces criticism at home. “Put some respect on my name,” he said, while calling for football to unite people and inspire healthy competition instead of hatred and division.

He instructed Dynamos management to contact his lawyer, Sikhumbuzo Mpofu, with the bus registration details so the process can begin immediately.