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Some vending tables and secondhand clothes at Mupedzanhamo flea market in Mbare, Harare, were set on fire on Friday night and Saturday by suspected ZANU PF activists.
It is believed that the arson attack was a form of punishment meted on vendors who refused to pay fees to space barons who control vending space at the market.
However, Mbare ward 4 councillor Martin Matinyaya (ZANU PF) told <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200001755/mupedzanhamo-set-ablaze">NewsDay</a> that violence broke out after a ZANU PF member was fatally assaulted by suspected CCC activists. Said Matinyaya:
<blockquote>
We have a serious challenge here. The CCC members attacked one of our members Onisimo Mavhungire, who later died on his way to the hospital.
Our guys then went to the flea market intending to catch the seven CCC members, but they ran away.
Out of anger, they might have destroyed the tables belonging to the CCC activists.
</blockquote>
This is not the first time that violence over space has broken out between vendors. space barons and political activists.
Last month, ZANU PF and CCC youths clashed over the control of the market stalls currently being run by ruling party activists.
Harare mayor Jacob Mafume condemned the incident and called for peaceful co-existence at Mupedzanhamo.
Harare police provincial spokesperson Inspector Julius Chakanza told NewsDay that he had not received a report about the clashes.

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Vending Tables, Clothes At  Mupedzanhamo Flea Market Set On Fire

ZANU PF youths in Mutare on Tuesday invaded the Sakubva flea market and seized vegetable market stalls claiming the COVID-19-induced lockdown had impoverished them.
The youths were being led by ZANU PF Mutare district secretary for youths affairs Danmore Mambondiyani.
Mambondiyani told NewsDay that they decided to take over the sites as council was reluctant to open them. He said:
<blockquote>As the secretary for youth affairs in Mutare district, I am trying to solve the issue of vendors as reopening of the markets has dragged for a long time and we are now taking the matters upon ourselves so that these issues are addressed.
What has happened since the first lockdown period is that people have been selling wares at their houses, and municipal police would then harass them.
As youths, we are protecting the name of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, and that of the vendors. Our leader has already said that all markets should be opened.
We have been engaging Mutare City Council over the opening of these vending sites and they were just reluctant to do so.</blockquote>
Mutare City Council suspended trading at the site citing health concerns and at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in the country, vendors were removed from the site.
Meanwhile, Mambondiyani said that after opening the markets, they will make sure that all COVID-19 precautionary measures are followed.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2021/06/zanu-pf-youths-besiege-sakubva-flea-market/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">NewsDay</a></h4>

ZANU PF Youths Seize Sakubva Flea Market

Recent minutes of Harare City Council’s Informal Sector Committee show that the local authority collected  $794 789 from January 1, 2017 to May 28, 2017 from vendors operating from its markets and is now proposing an increase in tariffs from $1,25 to $3 per day.
If the proposal to raise tariffs to $3 is approved, Harare City Council will make $3 million per month. Part of the minutes read:
<blockquote>The revenue collection for the period January 1, 2017 to May 28, 2017, amounted to $794 789 against a market potential of $2 522 535 for five months period. The 20 percent markets retention fund amounted to $158 957, 80 during the period. The current $1,25 per day market has resulted in Council operating on a $1 852, 30 loss per month and the proposed $3 per day market tariff increase will result in council realising $3 009,94 surplus per month. That council approves the upward review of market tariff from $1,25 per day to $3 per day for the temporary weekend flea markets operating along Park Street and Rezende Street in the Central Business District respectively. The increase in tariff will enable Council to breakdown and improve cash inflows.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/city-rakes-in-800-000-from-informal-traders/">Herald</a>

Harare City Council collects $800 000 from vendors, proposes increase in tariffs from $1,25 per day

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