Zibagwe Rural District Council

We are the local government body for the Kwekwe District of Zimbabwe, created under the Rural District Councils Act: Chapter 20.13 and formed through the amalgamation of the former Kwekwe Rural Council and the Mashambazhou District Council in 1931.

At Zibagwe RDC, you can pay for council services online in the comfort of your home. To pay online here, click the PAYNOW button below.

You can complete applications for some council services here online. Currently, you can download, complete and submit the forms below. Click relevant link.

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"The Master Plan shall foster and enhance collaboration between agencies and promote  complementarity between agencies and development partners to bring about an  integrated holistic set of rural development and sustained improvement of rural  livelihoods in Zibagwe district. This being the first spatial master plan for Zibagwe RDC,  it shall guide land use planning and development and transform the district towards a  modern rural economy in the next"

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The Report of Study shall profile the settlement patterns in Zibagwe district highlighting  sustainable housing provision, building technology and council approval of building  plans. Areas designated as RSC, DSC and Growth points shall be profiled and  mapped for determining title ownership.The HSP currently defines rural urban settlements as stressed nature meaning that they lack the kind of socio-economic productivity that allow individual and collective  advancement towards a society in which people enjoy prosperous, happy and fulfilling  lives‟ (S8:1, Constitution of Zimbabwe).

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