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Masvingo Province: Provincial / Districts and Sub- Offices Registration Centres for Registration of Voters BULAWAYO METROPOLITAN PROVINCE: PROVINCIAL / DISTRICTS AND SUB-OFFICES DISTRICT STATION PHYSICAL ADDRESS Bulawayo Provincial Registry Old Income Tax Building, 10th Avenue/ Metropolitan Tel (09) 68491/3 Herbert Chitepo Street, Bulawayo. Province District Registry Drill Hall Grounds, 10th Avenue/ Tel (09) 61566/7 Lobengula Street , Bulawayo. Pumula sub-office Pumula Housing Office, Pumula, Bulawayo. Nketa sub-office Nketa Primary School, Nketa 6, Bulawayo. Emakhandeni sub-office Emakhandeni Primary School, Emakhandeni, Bulawayo. Mpilo Hospital sub-office Mpilo Hospital Grounds, Bulawayo. United Bulawayo Hospital sub- United Bulawayo Hospital /Outpatient office Department, Bulawayo. Provinces Districts and Addresses 2011 1 HARARE: PROVINCIAL / DISTRICTS AND SUB-OFFICES DISTRICT STATION PHYSICAL ADDRESS Harare Harare District Registry- 86 Mbuya Nehanda Street, Harare. Metropolitan Market Square Province Tel (04) 790708-9 Hatfield sub-office Hatfield District Office, Harare Tel (04) 581301 Municipality, Corner Elgin and Fairfield Roads, Harare. Highfield sub-office Highfield Community Centre, near Tel (04) 669510 Zimbabwe Hall, Corner 51st and Main Streets, Harare. Kuwadzana sub-office Holland Old Farm House, Kuwadzana 6, Tel (04) 214501 Harare. Mabvuku sub-office Former Wenela Offices in Chizhanje Tel (04) 460206 Community Services, Chizhanje Area, Harare. Magaba sub-office Employment Exchange, Corner Rudd and Tel (04) 751355 Harare Street, Harare. Mount Pleasant sub-office Mount Pleasant District Office- Harare Tel (04)335433 Municipality, 88 The Chase, Harare. Harare Central Hospital Harare Central Hospital, Old Block Out Tel (04) 669260 Patient Department. Parirenyatwa Hospital Parirenyatwa Hospital, Mazowe Street Tel (04)704864 Entrance Harare. Provinces Districts and Addresses 2011 2 MANICALAND PROVINCE: PROVINCIAL/DISTRICTS AND SUB OFFICES DISTRICT STATION PHYSICAL ADDRESS Mutare Provincial Registry 898A Simon Mazorodze Road, Tel (020)60701 Mutare. District Registry 85 First Street. Mutare. Tel (020) 65160-1 Marange sub-office Domboshava Training Centre Marange. Zimunya sub-office DDF 22 Miles Zimunya. Chimanimani District Registry District Administrator’s Office. Tel (026) 2552 Nhedziwa sub-office Nhedziwa Growth Point. Nyanyadzi sub-office Nyanyadzi Rural Service Centre. Gata Koppa sub-office Ndakopa Business Centre/DDF Buildings. Chipinge District Registry Government Complex Building. Tel (027) 2941 Chibuwe sub-office DDF Building. Chisumbanje sub-office DDF Building. Buhera District Registry District Administrator’s Office. Tel (021) 2175 Gaza sub-office Gaza Growth Point/Munyanyi Rural Service Centre. Muzokomba sub-office Muzokomba Rural Service Centre. Birchenough Bridge sub-office Birchenough Bridge Growth Point. Makoni District Registry District Administrator’s Complex. Tel (025)2387/3033 Chiendambuya sub-office Makoni Rural District Hall, Chiendambuya, Makoni. Chitenderano sub-office Chitenderano Council Houses/Clinic Building, Makoni. Mutasa District Registry District Administrator’s Office. Tel (028)2332 Hauna sub-office Hauna Growth Point. Provinces Districts and Addresses 2011 3 Nyanga District Registry District Administrator's Complex, Tel (029-8)558 Nyanga. Ruwangwe sub-office Ruwangwe Growth Point, Nyanga. Nyamaropa sub-office Nyamaropa Clinic, Nyanga. Provinces Districts and Addresses 2011 4 MASHONALAND CENTRAL PROVINCE: PROVINCIAL / DISTRICTS AND SUB-OFFICES DISTRICT STATION PHYSICAL ADDRESS Bindura Provincial Registry District Administrator's Complex, corner Tel (0271) 6511/6979/6443 Robert. Mugabe/ J.M. Tongogara Street, Bindura. District Registry DA's complex, corner R. Mugabe/ J.M. Tel (0271) 6443/6468/84 Tongogara Street, Bindura. Nyava sub-office Nyava Clinic Complex Bindura. Gatumba sub-office Gatumba farm house Bindura. Bindura Hospital sub-office Bindura Hospital records office, Bindura. Guruve Registry Office Mhishi complex opposite Guruve bakery, Tel (058) 2938 Guruve. Guruve Hospital Guruve Hospital Complex Guruve. Kachuta sub-office Kachuta clinic complex Guruve. Mahuwe sub-office Arex building complex Guruve. Mushumbi sub-office Arex building complex Guruve. Mazowe District Registry Mazowe DA's office complex, Mazowe. Tel (0375)2571 Mvurwi sub-office Mvurwi community hall, Mazowe. Howard hospital sub-office Howard Hospital Complex, Mazowe. Nzvimbo sub-office Nzvimbo Rural Council offices, Mazowe. Shamva District Registry Mhandu buildings, Stand no 32, Lodore Tel (0371) 286 Street, Shamva. Chakonda sub-office Chakonda Rural District Council offices complex Shamva. Madziwa sub-office Madziwa Rural District Council Offices complex, Shamva. Mt Darwin District Registry Mt Darwin District Administrator's Tel (0276) 2350) Complex, Mt Darwin. Mt Darwin Hospital sub-office Mt Darwin Hospital Complex, Mt Darwin. Dotito sub-office Dotito Rural District Council offices, Mt Darwin. Kamutsenzere sub-office Kamutsenzere sub post office complex, Mt Darwin. Karanda sub-office Karanda community Hall, Mt Darwin. Provinces Districts and Addresses 2011 5 Centenary District Registry District Administrator’s complex, Tel (057)2209 Centenary. Muzarabani sub-office Muzarabani Rural District Council offices complex, Muzarabani. Hoya sub-office Hoya Clinic Complex, Muzarabani. Dambakurima sub-office Dambakurima clinic complex, Centenary. Rushinga District Registry DA's Complex, Rushinga. Tel (0276)2216) Chomutukutu sub-office Chomutukutu High School complex, Rushinga. Mary Mount Hospital sub-office Marymount Rural District Council, Rushinga. Chimhanda Hospital sub-office Chimhanda Hospital Complex, Rushinga. Provinces Districts and Addresses 2011 6 MASHONALAND EAST: PROVINCIAL / DISTRICTS AND SUB- OFFICES DISTRICT STATION PHYSICAL ADDRESS Marondera Provincial Registry Cnr Second Street/ Morris Avenue, The Tel (0279) 24706 New Government Complex Marondera. District Registry District Administrator's Complex, Cnr Tel (0279) 24807 Ruzawi Road and First Street Marondera. Marondera Hospital sub-office Corner De Jager Road and Fourth Street, Marondera. Mahusekwa sub-office Mahusekwa Council Office, Mahusekwa Growth Point, Marondera. Dhirihori sub-office Dhirihori Rural Service Centre Marondera. Chikomba District Registry District Administrator's Complex, Chikomba. Chivhu sub-office Masvingo/Harare Road Chivhu. Tel (056) 23402/ 2777 Masasa sub-office Masasa Business Centre Masasa, Chikomba. Sadza sub-office Sadza Growth Point, Chikomba. Tel (0222) 402/519 Goromonzi District Administrator's Complex Goromonzi Rural District Service Centre. Tel (0274) 2695 Ruwa sub-office Ruwa Clinic, Ruwa. Chinhamhora sub-office Domboshava Council offices, showground,Domboshava. Juru sub-office Juru council offices, Juru Growth Point, Juru. Provinces Districts and Addresses 2011 7 Hwedza District Registry District Administrator's Complex, Hwedza. Tel (0222)2223 Growth Point, Hwedza. Mt St Mary's Hospital sub-office Mt Saint Mary's Hospital, Hwedza. Hwedza Hospital sub-office Hwedza Growth Point, Hwedza. Mudzi District Registry New Government Complex, Kotwa Tel (0272) 2563 Growth Point, Mudzi. Mudzi Hospital sub-office Kotwa Growth Point, Mudzi. Suswe sub-office Suswe Business Centre, Mudzi. Makaha sub-office Makaha Clinic, Makaha Business Centre, Mudzi. Murehwa District Registry District Administrator's Complex, Tel (0278) 22316 Murehwa Centre, Murehwa. Macheke sub-office Macheke Council Offices, Macheke. Mutoko District Registry District Administrator's Complex, Mutoko. Tel (0272) 2401 All Souls Mission sub-office All Souls Mission, Mutoko. Jani sub-office Jani Business Centre, Mutoko. Mutoko Hospital sub-office Mutoko Growth Point, Mutoko. Seke District Registry Seke North Administration offices, Tel (0270)21251 Chitungwiza. Dema sub-office Dema Council Offices, Dema Growth Point, Seke. Beatrice sub-office Beatrice Primary School, Beatrice. Chitungwiza Head Office Chitungwiza Head Office Municipality, Municipality Chitungwiza. Chitungwiza Hospital Chitungwiza Hospital, Chitungwiza. UMP District Registry UMP Government Complex, Mutawata. Tel (0278) 22595 Nhakiwa sub-office DDF Offices Nhakiwa Business Centre, UMP. Chitsungo sub-office Chitsungo pre-school, Chitsungo Primary School, UMP. Provinces Districts and Addresses 2011 8 MASHONALAND WEST: PROVINCIAL / DISTRICTS AND SUB- OFFICES DISTRICT STATION PHYSICAL ADDRESS Chinhoyi Provincial Registry New Government complex, Chinhoyi. Tel (067) 23013 Chegutu District Registry Std No 628, Station Street, Chegutu. Tel (053) 2880 Mubaira Sub-office Mubaira Rural District Council, Chegutu. Tel (065) 460 Norton Sub-Office Std 203/4, Ngoni Township, Norton. Tel (062) 2919 Hurungwe District Registry District Administrator's Office Karoi. Tel (064) 6775 Kazangarare sub-offices Kazangarare Clinic, Hurungwe, Karoi. Chidamoyo sub-offices Chidamoyo Secondarary School House, Karoi. Chivende sub-office Chivende Secondary School, Hurungwe. Kariba District Registry District Administrator's Office Height Tel (061) 2401) Drive Kariba. Siyakobvu sub-office Siyakobvu Growth Point, Nyaminyami Rural District Council, Siyakobvu (Former Arda Offices) Kariba. Makande sub-office Makande Business Centre, Makande Farmers Association) Kariba. Kariba District Hospital sub-office Kariba District Hospital, Kariba. Provinces Districts and Addresses 2011 9 Makonde District Registry District Administrator's Offices Herbert Tel (067 22716 Chitepo Road, Chinhoyi. Zumbara sub-office Zumbara Police Post, Makonde. Mhangura sub-office Mhangura Mine (former laboratory), Mhangura. Sanyati
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