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Mass Market Yomix REFUSE COLLECTION TIME-TABLE COLLECTION DAYS (SPECIFIC AREAS) MAIN AREA MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY ALEX PARK Gunhill Borrowdale West and ------------------------- ------------------------ Old and New Alex Park ----------- ---------------------- Dandaro AVENUES Area bounded by J.Tongogara, Area bounded by Area bounded by J. Area bounded by i. Area bounded by S.Machel, 4th st, Area bounded by Daily’s ie Hotels, L.Takawira , H. Chitepo, Sam J.Tongogara, 4th St, S. Machel Tongogara, Prince Edward , , J.Tongogara, 4th st, S.Machel R.Mugabe, & Enterprise rd J.Tongogara, Restaurants, Nujoma and S.Nujoma H. Chitepo and L.Takawira St and 7th st ii.Area bounded by Cork rd,L.Takawira Enterprise rd, 7th Hospitals & all & S.Nujoma incl Parirenyatwa st & S.Machel Shops AVONDALE Area bounded by Cork rd 2nd Area bounded by Cork rd, Area bounded by Lomagundi Strathaven Area bounded by King George, ---------------- ---------------------- st, Aberdeen rd& King George King George, West rd & rd, West rd, Kerry rd & Suffolk Aberdeen rd, 2nd street Ext and Lomagundi rd rd Lomagundi BELVEDERE Belvedere North 1. Area bounded by Samora Milton Park Ridgeview and Lincoln Green Monavale ------------------ Area bounded by S.Machel, Machel, Beal Rd, Princess area bounded by Garfield rd Prince Edward Str, and Mutley Bend. and Bishop Gaul Rd. Princess,Comerty & Beal Rd. 2. .Lincoln Green area bounded by Garfield rd up to Watermeyer rd BUDIRIRO ‘A’ Budiriro 1 Southern Side. Area Budiriro 1 Southern Side Area Budiriro 1 North Budiriro 2 Budiriro 5B up to OK Shops – ----------------------- -------------------- bounded by Second rd, Third bounded by Second rd and (Clinic area) up to Nzou st Southern Side rd, Willowvale rd up to Budiriro Third rd Park BUDIRIRO ‘B’ Budiriro 5B- Northern Side up Budiriro 5A & Budiriro 4 area Budiriro 4 area to the west of Budiriro 3 – area to the North Budiriro 3 – area to the South of 87th Budiriro 5- Current ---------------------- to Current Shops to the East of Budiriro 4 main Budiriro 4 main rd & Budiriro 4 of 87th drive drive bounded by 17th ave, Willowvale consortium rd Ext rd and 2nd rd BORROWDALE ‘A’ Area bounded by Harare dr, Area bounded by Campbell Area bounded by Borrowdale Area bounded by Arnold- Area bounded Crowhill rd, Carrick Area bounded by Gayden Rd,Warwick rd, Ave, Harare dr, Port-Glen rd rd, Piers rd, Harare dr, Edmonds dr , Enterprise rd, Creagh, Hessel rd and Gaydon rd Shawasha Hills, winchcombe rd and Newbold and Piers rd Addington Lane and Rolf ave Manyonga East –Hills, Lytham Umwinsdale, rd dr and Elshadai rd Mujuru Homestead and Hogerty (new stands) BORROWDALE ‘B’ Area bounded by Newbold rd, Area bounded by Helvetia rd, Borrowdale Brooke Area bounded by Harare dr. Area bounded by Crowhill rd, ---------------------- Stonechat rd, Wheeldon ave, Harare dr, Stonechat lane, Enterprise rd, Beeston ave , Domboshava rd, Deacon rd and Carrick Creagh rd and Wooton rd and Gaydon rd Yellow- Woodlane and Ard- Gilmour Rd Domboshawa rd Na-Lea (The Grange) CENTRAL BUSSINESS City 1 Daily Monday to Sunday DISTRICT Evening Collection Area bounded by J. Nyerere, H.Chitepo, 5th st, Kenneth Kaunda City 2 Daily Monday to Sunday Evening Collection Area bounded by J. Nyerere, Charter rd, Rotten Row, h. Chitepo CRANBORNE i)Wilmington and i)New Cranborne Airport Tomlison Depot, Morris Depot -------------------------- ------------------- ---------------------- Queensdale ii)Old Cranborne – Area bounded compound,1Commando, 2 and KG VI ii)Old Cranborne from Biddulph by Dieppe rd ,Chiremba rd & Brigade& George rd Army to George rd Biddulph rd houses MAIN AREA MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY DZIVARESEKWA Dzivaresekwa 3 & Tynwald Dzivaresekwa 2 Dzivaresekwa Phase 3 Dzivaresekwa 1 Dzivaresekwa 4 Tynwald North South EASTLEA From GMB HQ, area bounded 1. Area bounded by Braeside area bounded by Upper Hillside area Arcadia, St Martins and NRZ ------------------ ----------------- by S.Machel , R.Mugabe, Enterprise rd , J.Nkomo , Cripps rd, Brookes bounded by R.Mugabe rd, Complex Houses Glenara rd, Enterprise rd S.Machel, Boundary rd, rd, Braeside Police station Glenara ave behind OK Glenara rd Mart, Hillside Nursery Park, VID- R. Mugabe rd 2. Area bounded by Glenara South, R.Mugabe rd , S. Machel ave up to Cresta Lodge GLEN-NORAH Glen-Norah B Glen-Norah A Area bounded by Highglen Area bounded by Gumbie Glen-Norah C Chitubu area ----------------- ( Mushayabande) ( Spaceman) rd, Gumbie rd, Zvimba rd up rd, Zvimba rd, Sebakwe rd to the Park (Sisk area) (Longlines) GLEN-VIEW ‘A’ Area 8 . Area bounded by High- Glen-view 3 . 10th ave to Area 8 . from Willowvale rd New Glen view 7 stands & Glen-view 2 & 4 ---------------- ----------------- glen rd , Willowvale rd incl 17th 12th ave robots to Patrenda way Glen view 1- 37 cres up to ave Mataure Shops GLEN-VIEW ‘B’ Tichagarika to 13th st incl High2 From Glen-view 1 shops Glen View 1 from D.O Offices 1.From Glen-view 1 Clinic 1.Glen-view 1 Prim school to New Glen-view ----------------- school and shops to Patrenda rd incl ZBC up to Mataure shops to Glen-view 1 Prim school Amalinda & Old Glen-view 7 7. houses 2.From Glen view 3 Prim 2.Old Glen view 7 (Behind Glen to New G-view 7 Norah Police Station) GREENDALE Area bounded S.Machel , Area bounded by Area bounded by Harare dr, Area bounded Mutare rd , Chikurubi Prison Complex, ---------------- ----------------- Rhodesville ave, Coronation Eastern rd , North rd , Enterprise rd , Beeston ave, Coronation ave, Kennedy Chikurubi Support Unit and ave & Acturus rd Queen Elizabeth ave, Mandara shops , Pringle rd, dr and Harare dr Manressa New Houses Acturus rd and Donnybrooke houses HATCLIFFE Area bounded by Scamway rd , Area bounded by 1st st , Area bounded by Scamway Area bounded by 1st st, -------------------- ---------------- ----------------- st th th th st 1 st, 13 st, 25 st and 36 st Scamway rd and rd , 1 st, Kuyanana rd and Kuyanana rd & incl Clinic Kuyanana rd incl Domboshawa rd .ie. Harare Domboshawa rd i.e Hatcliffe High 1 North Co-op Zvakatanga Sekuseka, , Kukura Kuroja, Mt- Pleasant and Mufaro Housing Co-ops HATFIELD Msasa Park – Part A Msasa Park –Part B Chadcombe, Park Logan Park and area 1.Manyame Airbase --------------- ----------------- Area to the North Of Msasa Dr Area to the South of Meadowlands and area bounded by George rd , Msasa Drive up to bounded by Chiremba rd, Harare dr,Twetydales 2, 2.Area bounded by Cranborn Homestead George rd, and Twentydales, Kilwinning and Rd,Ceres Rd,Southway Rd Kilwinning and Twentydales 2 Twentydales and Seke Rd HIGHFIELD ‘A’ Old Cannan between Engineering from Main Jerusalem and Egypt Lines 199th st, Engineering up to 199th st up to Zororo and ---------------- ----------------- th Mangwende drive west & st robots to 77 st, New Lusaka lines Western Triangle new houses Jabavu dr to Red Cross and Cannan to ward25 Mbizi School offices , Jabavu dr MAIN AREA MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY HIGHFIELD ‘B’ Old Highfield, New Stands New Cannan bounded Cherima and Geneva. Paradise Park ,Sugar New Cannan bounded by ----------------- ----------------- th th and Flats, Old ZRP camp to byJabavu dr ,Main st, Old Cannnan bounded by 216 st refinery houses , Glen- Mangwende dr and 216 st, th Chinyaradzo, New stands Highfield – Stones area up and 210 st norah C Ext Govt houses and Willowvale and St –Lewis to PWD to Chipembere school and flats Compound incl BP Service Station Messengers camp HIGHLANDS Area bounded by Enterprise Area bounded by Area bounded by Enterprise Area bounded by Area bounded by Enterprise rd, --------------- ----------------- rd, Glenara ave West , Enterprise rd, Glenara ave rd, Ridgeway North , Enterprise rd, Harare dr, Harare dr, North rd, Acturus rd Boundary rd , Connaught East , S.Machel ave, Northend rd, Orange Grove , Rolf ave, Addington lane, incl Chisipiti Shops ave incl Newlands Shops Rhodesville ave, Wingate Highlands D.O offices Ridgeway North incl rd, Alexander rd up to Ballantyne Shops Acturus rd incl Glenroy Shops INDUSTRIAL AREAS Msasa Workington Southerton and Ardbennie Graniteside Willowvale ----------------- KAMBUZUMA 1.Section 1 & 2 Section 3 & 4 Section 5 & 6 Cold Comfort 1.Matidoda and Nkwisi -------------- ----------------- 2.Westwood Gardens 2.Tynwald Plots KUWADZANA ‘A’ Kuwadzana 1 Kuwadzana 2 Kuwadzana 3 Kuwadzana 4& Part of Crowbrough North ---------------- ----------------- Kuwadzana 5 (Phase 1&2 ) ****************** KUWADZANA ‘B’ Kuwadzana 5 Kuwadzana 6&7 Kuwadzana Ext Kuwadzana Ext Western Kuwadzana Ext Western side , ------------ ----------------- Eastern Side side , Bulawayo rd up to K Sub D.O rd up to New houses 8 Prim School MABELREIGN i Sentosa incl Zambezi flats 1 Greencroft Area bounded by Girton rd, Cotswold area bounded by 1. Ashdown Park Haig Park , St area bounded by Lomagundi rd, Harare dr, Stanstead , Harare dr, 2.. Old Bluffhill Andrews Park, Hallingbury rd, Stoney rd , Stanstead rd, Sherwood dr, Clavering, Sherwood dr, ( area between Lomagundi rd, Meyrick Park Suffolk rd, Lomagundi rd Warbury , Albury , Parndon Hilmorton , Queendon and Harare dr, Lorraine dr 2 Bloomingdale and Hallingbury Stortford Parade MABVUKU Area bounded by Mutare rd, Area bounded by Area bounded by Mabvuku Area bounded by Mabvuku Area bounded by Manressa rd, ------------ ----------------- Donnybroke, Chizhanje rd , Chizhanje rd, Mabvuku dr, Donnybroke rd, Manressa dr, Jonny Tapedza st& Tafara way incl Kamunhu Mabvuku dr incl way,, Tafara way incl rd, Jonny Tapedza st incl Manressa Shoping centre, Clinic and Makuwarara Shopping Simudzayi Prim School Mabvuku Police Station Tashinga Prim School Centre MARLBOROUGH Area bounded by 2nd st Ext, Area bounded 2nd St, i.Area bounded by 2nd st Ext, Area bounded by Goodhope. Surburb --------------- ----------------- Lomagundi Rd, Avonlea Dr Harare dr , Lomagundi Harare dr , , Gilchrist rd, Churchhill dr, Elizabeth and The Chase rd,Avonlea dr and the Henry De Chem Adylinn Rd, Windsor Rd , Mapereke Area bounded by Lomagundi Chase Elizabeth Windsor Rd, New dr, Manyuchi Ave, Old Dr, Goodhope , Badza Surburb Stead Rd, Taomina , Mazoe, Rd, Adylinn, and Old Mazoe Rd Starthmore Dr.
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