Nyanga Rural District Council

29/08/2026

29/08/2026

Many thanks to all residents, stakeholders and Government departments who attended yesterday's Full Council Meeting.

It interesting to note that Council is set to commission a set of yellow machines or road making machines. We are now awaiting the delivery of a motorised bowser expected to arrive in mid September. The new Clinic in Nyamhuka 1 will be officially opened very soon.

25 poles and other materials for street lights have been purchased.

Good news for Nyangani Park and Nyangani Park Extension as water reticulation materials have been purchased in collaboration with ZINWA and Nyanga RDC for connecting water in these residential areas.

The finance committee is proud to announce an increment of development levy plough back from 30% to 50% and they comment the traditional leaders in encouraging rural residents to pay their development levies.

The IT Department presented an interactive website (www.nyangardc.net) in which residents are encouraged to use to access services wherever they are.

Our DDC also encouraged residents to avoid veld fires as we approach the fire season. Tangwena road rehabilitation is progressing well now at 34km of motorised grading.

Lets remain committed in developing our Nyanga.

Regards

Adv F.Chimwamurombe
NRDC Chairperson/Mayor.

28/08/2026

August 2026 Full Council: CEO's Report and Staff Correspondences.

28/08/2026

Full Council Meeting 28 Aug 2026

CEO's Report and Staff Correspondences

23/08/2026

20/08/2026

https://www.masvingomirror.com/nyanga-rdc-invests-us302-365-in-equipment/

NYANGA – Nyanga Rural District Council (RDC) has invested US$302 365 in three earth-moving machines as it moves to improve road construction, maintenance and other service delivery operations.
The latest acquisition is a brand new 21-tonne Shacman tipper truck bought for US$82 950 using council’s own-source funds and delivered on Wednesday. Council also bought a 14-tonne vibratory steel roller for US$69 415, while a CAT140 motorised grader was acquired in April for US$150 000.
Nyanga RDC Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Samuel Myambo said the new truck would strengthen the council’s fleet, which had been relying on an ageing tipper bought about a decade ago.
We are pleased to have received the delivery of the 21-tonne tipper truck, which will beef up our service delivery in Nyanga as part of the new equipment we are acquiring this year. At the moment, we had only one tipper, which we bought sometime around 2016, and it is now getting old, and on its own it was inadequate, hence the decision to buy another. We are happy to have bought it,” said Myambo.
Myambo said the council was also expecting delivery of a motorised water bowser in September, with the newly acquired equipment expected to be commissioned during the first half of September.
The equipment will be used for road construction and maintenance, gravel and material transportation and other public works.
He said the council still needed more equipment and hoped support from residents and ratepayers would enable it to continue strengthening its fleet.

NYANGA - Nyanga Rural District Council (RDC) has invested US$302 365 in three earth-moving machines as it moves to improve road construction, maintenance and other service delivery operations.The l…

17/08/2026

Nyanga Rural District Council is pleased to inform residents, ratepayers and stakeholders of the purchase and delivery of a brand-new Nissan Navara Double Cab vehicle, which will be deployed to support revenue collection activities within the Finance Department.

The acquisition of the vehicle is part of Council’s continued efforts to strengthen its operational capacity and improve revenue collection efficiency across the district.

The new vehicle will enhance the mobility of revenue collection teams, enabling them to reach ratepayers and various revenue collection points more effectively, while supporting Council’s efforts to improve revenue mobilisation and service delivery.

Council remains committed to investing in equipment and resources that strengthen its capacity to serve residents, ratepayers and stakeholders.

Nyanga Rural District Council

Service with a Smile

“An Inclusive, Modern and Empowered District by 2030.”

17/08/2026

Congratulations Nyanga Rural District Council CEO Mr Samuel Myambo.
Office of the Mayor of Nyanga

12/08/2026

NYANGA RDC TAKES DELIVERY OF A BRAND NEW 21-METRIC-TON SHACMAN TIPPER TRUCK

Nyanga Rural District Council is pleased to announce the purchase and delivery of a brand new 21-metric-ton Shacman tipper truck, marking another significant investment by Council towards strengthening its service-delivery capacity.

The new heavy-duty truck will enhance Council’s ability to undertake and support key operations including:

✅ Road construction and maintenance
✅ Gravel and material transportation
✅ Solid waste management and refuse removal
✅ Drainage and infrastructure development
✅ General public works and emergency response

The acquisition of this truck demonstrates Council’s continued commitment to investing in reliable, modern equipment that enables us to respond more effectively to the needs of residents, ratepayers and stakeholders across Nyanga District.

This investment is also a testament to the importance of paying rates and service charges. Revenue collected by Council enables us to acquire equipment, maintain infrastructure and improve the quality and efficiency of services delivered to our communities.

PAY YOUR RATES TO SUPPORT SERVICE DELIVERY.