In a historic decision reflecting the government’s commitment to modernization, the Mbudzi Interchange, currently under construction in Harare, is set to be renamed the “Trabablas Interchange.”
This move comes as a recognition of President Dr. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa’s visionary leadership and dedication to infrastructural advancement in Zimbabwe.
Announced on December 17, 2024, via the Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting’s official X (formerly Twitter) account, this renaming symbolizes the government’s commitment to enhancing the nation’s transport infrastructure and facilitating economic growth.
Strategically located at the convergence of Simon Mazorodze, Chitungwiza, and High Glen roads, the Mbudzi Interchange plays an essential role in managing traffic flow into Harare’s bustling city center.
Its position serves not only local commuters from surrounding suburbs in Chitungwiza but also caters to heavy national and regional traffic along the critical Harare-Masvingo Highway.
The interchange aims to alleviate the severe traffic congestion that has long plagued the area, particularly affecting daily commuters during peak hours.
By replacing a previously inefficient roundabout, the project is designed to meet the needs of Zimbabwe’s growing population and evolving urban landscape.
Constructed by a consortium comprising Tefoma Construction, Tensor Systems, Fossil Contracting, and Masimba Construction, the Trabablas Interchange project embodies a significant investment in Zimbabwe’s road infrastructure.
This initiative not only enhances convenience for everyday travelers but is also seen as a vital step towards supporting broader economic ambitions. The interchange is anticipated to transform the transit experience for Harare residents and visitors alike.
As Zimbabwe gears up to achieve its Vision 2030 objectives, the Trabablas Interchange stands as a beacon of progress, symbolizing the government’s aspiration for sustainable urban development and improved quality of life for its citizens.
The ongoing construction is expected to yield a landmark achievement, promising enhanced traffic management, economic opportunities, and a more connected nation.
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