Market Square and Charge Office Bus Terminus
Market Square and Charge Office were constructed before 1980. The termini were designed for conventional sixty-five sitter buses. These buses operated using stipulated time tables and had parking garages outside the Central Business District (CBD). After the deregulation of the public transport system in 1993 by Central Government, mini buses were allowed to operate as commuter omnibuses in towns but however the holding capacity of ranks remained the same, refer below:
| Rank/ Termini | Holding | Actual |
| Charge Office | 135 | 500 |
| Market Sqaure | 240 | 700 |
Investment Opportunity: Public Private Partnership to develop a modern bus interchange with a shopping mall, parkade and offices for both Market Square and Charge Office. Actual Project cost will depend on Feasibility Study.
EDUCATION
| Harare School of Excellency Project | Upgrading of Harare House into a local government Centre of excellence incorporating innovation hub, catering services, lecture theatres and research Centre. | Improved good governance and administration | $16 million |
WASTE WATER INFRASTRUCTURE OPPORTUNITIES
City of Harare operates a number of wastewater treatment facilities with a total installed capacity of around 219,500 m3/ day. These include Firle, Crowborough, Donnybrook Stabilization Ponds, Hatcliffe and Marlborough. Some of these sewerage pump stations are now due for rehabilitation as they were commissioned more than twenty years ago.
Investment Opportunity: Rehabilitation of old waste water treatment plants and construction of new ones through a Public Private Partnership. The investment will seek to generate revenue from the sale of effluent for pastures, manufacture of fertilizers and bio gas electricity.
HEALTH SECTOR OPPORTUNITIES
The Health Sector boasts of the following business opportunities;
City Radiological Services
City of Harare has x-ray units at Beatrice Road and Wilkins Hospitals which offer x-ray services only. There is need to equip the hospitals with machines used for the detection and control of various ailments. The machines will not only improve service delivery but generate revenue as well.
Investment Opportunity: Commercialization of the City Radiological Services through an investment of US$100 000 for;
· Provision of ultra sound machines to enhance the x-ray department. Ultra sound imaging is essential in the diagnosis of extra pulmonary TB such as abdominal TB and TB adenitis; pre and post-natal care and diagnosis and management of cervical cancer.
· Provision of ECG machines which are essential in the diagnosis and management of cardiac failure.
· Provision of MRI machines which are essential in increasing the sensitivity of the diagnostic images in soft tissue pathologies among other uses.