Mbudzi Interchange.
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- Опубликовано: 9 май 2024
- Welcome to the Mbudzi Interchange, one of Harare's most iconic landmarks and a testament to Zimbabwe's engineering prowess! Located at the intersection of Chitungwiza Road and Simon Mazorodze Road, this bustling interchange is a hub of activity, connecting key routes and facilitating the flow of traffic in and out of the city.
The road allows traffic from Harare South and users of Beitbridge road to connect to Mozambique through to the Mutare road and airport through Chitungwisa road, and Zambia and Northern Zimbabwe through High Glen road without going in through Harare City Center. This reduces congestion in the city center as traffic seeking to travel intercity of inter-regional can do it without passing the congested city center.
In this video, we take a closer look at the Mbudzi Interchange, exploring its history, design, and impact on the city. From its construction to its current status as a vital transportation artery, we delve into the fascinating story behind this modern marvel.
Listen to the exciting story on how the project is a brown field project that allows pedestrians and community members to walk through the intersection to the Mbudzi market, to school and work without hinderance.
The project is a private public partnership between Fossil Contracting and Teforma in conjunction with the Ministry Roads, Transport and Infrastructure of Zimbabwe. The intersection will be the biggest intersection in Southern Africa and will take up 48 0000 cubes of concrete.
The main trust of the project is constructing the bridge pillars and tables on site while the bridges are made off site at Fossil Contracting’s Mount Hampden plant.
Fossil Contracting is an ISO accredited contractor that constructs world class infrastructure. Over the years it has contracted over one thousand kilometers of roads and bridges in Zimbabwe, making it one of Zimbabwe’s leading contractors.
As partners they have Kaya cement and Trek for their fuel. The project was earmarked to be completed by end of winter 2024.
So join us as we explore the Mbudzi Interchange and discover the secrets behind its success! Whether you're a local or just visiting, this video is sure to give you a new appreciation for the engineering and infrastructure that keeps Harare moving.
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The engineer is on point .... He knows what is required and what needs to be done. Well done to him and his team
If local companies are building this structure, it means we are going to have more of these structures in Zimbabwe
It’s high time to swallow our pride and appreciate some form development happening. Happy to see it happening, we will get there!!!!!
i feel honoured to be part of this project. came in a bit later on, but have so far learnt a lot; it's truly is amazing witnessing all this great work
Thumbs up to the engineer
Proud to see something coming up in my beloved country
Very encouraging, right?
First time to see Zimbabweans in unit commenting positively
Its because the word vision 2030 was not mentioned
Amazing I think Zimbabweans are now tired of their own negativity. Because normal people think it's bloody weird to hate your country and tell the whole world about it. It makes no sense.
Zimbas do not hate their own country, they hate bad attitude towards development and corruption. hapana asingade chakanaka ufunge hama.
@@artsonchanachombe3756 I will never say anything negative to the world about Zimbabwe not in a million years.
I love my homeland. And will fight anyone talking trash in front of me. An English man tried it in my local and did not expect my reaction it was hilarious 😂
When anything good is done we comment positively but once nonsense is done we can't wait to comment negatively
The most comprehensive coverage of this project, thanks Rutendo.
Thank you brother.
You engineers have my admiration.What a fantastic job you are doing for our nation.Younger generations need to understand that they can succeed on their own without assistance from others.'''Nyika inovakwa nevene vayo'''
Varidzi vanyika building their own country. Proud to be a Zimbo. Well done Zimbabwe🎉🎉🎉
This is a good story indeed cde Rutendo, the way you do it is very educating seeing things from the foundation and explanations to the final complete#brick by brick Nyika ichivakwa nevene vayo.
Thank you for that feedback. We need to learn to tell good stories about our country to raise hope once again in our people.
😊I’ve been very skeptic all about this whole thing but I have to admit this is a great national investment.
Wow!!!! That’s is really encouraging. Thank you for those beautiful words.
I have solar for electricity I have a borehole for water and I am contributing towards construction or repairs for roads and that’s great development says who
I feel very excited whenever i see the citizens tell the good stories about their own country,, patriotism is conquering. Thank you Rutendo and the leadership of Zimbabwe
Rutendo thank u for showing n telling our developments. Im proud of every inch of progress made considering that we are still enduring sanctions
Hmm i must admit when wrong. This is actually going much better than expected. I know Zimbabweans are smart, they are building other people's nations. I am glad finally the big brains are benefitting Zimbabwe. Hmm lets hope we keep the momentum going!!
I like the way you are interviewing the engineers you are asking pertinent questions that aids our understanding of this massive project.
U have passion for zimbabwe ,keep the good work
I am now understanding the vision 2030 and the nyika inovakwa nevene vayo,,I salute second republic.
A man who knows his stuff, well done Mr engineer
Beautiful, the majority of African countries are just calling the Chinese, Germans etc to do the work. brilliant enough Zimbabwe does it quick, perfect and entirely locally.
proud of you guys, one day soon this country will go back to her former glory even much glory this time.
I knew if Cde Rutendo goes there, we'll have a good coverage.
Rutendo I love your passion Zimbabwe ichanaka zvekare. Ukaona uchirwadziwa nezvakadai uri Muroyi wekupedzisira God Bless Zimbabwe
Ma Engineer manyama💪💪💪💪
This is wonderful. Fully indigenous, highly technical and innovative, and to top it off, allowing the residents to continue with their business. Glad to be Zimbabwean at a time like this
That brownfield aspect is also what impressed me.
@@rutendomatinyarare7718 Things are coming together for our beloved country
Great content and well articulated by the Engineer
Thanks for the good effort
Nyika inovakwa nevene vayo ❤
Thanks Mr Matinyarare. This is a good work. This is the real example of intelligence, not the anti sanctions campaign which you will never win given the horrible treatment the Zimbabweans got from their own blood through so called leaders/Presidents.
Keep it up!
Am proud to be Zimbabewan. This is amazing🎉
Proud of my Zimbabwe engineers job well-done guys
Preventative maintenance is the best to avoid time wastage due to breakdowns which is one of the major 6 big losses in operations management.... Splendid indeed
We should not only see Zimbabwe from a political point of view. We are actuality on an aggressive infrastructure growth phase. Thanks Rutendo
Lawrence is very well spoken and breaks the project down like a person who is absolutely conversant with his project. Good job!
one of the best mbudzi update thank you
Well produced. Proud of all of you and what we can all do when given the space and opportunity. You know what you are doing.
Quite interesting!
I cant wait to drive there. Well done. Its been a while without developing this beautiful country
Weldone Engineers.This is mind blowing.Keep it up
Rutendo I just want to say this is quality content! You didn’t have to step up to do this but as mwana wevhu you continuously do. You continue to inspire us to be great again. #MakeZimbabweGreatAgain #Blackscribes ✊🏾👏🏾
This is not only a marvel but an employment creation also
Great work being done hear .
Great engineering there. This is gud work
Uuuh l actually got strained during my high school due to congestion frm 2016 to 2019 finally they ar resolving the issue wonderful 💥💥
Impressive thumbs up to both the engineer and the owners of this channel keep us informed🎉
Good work
This indeed a good story, Zimbabwe must connect the entire country with road network coz that's a sign of a developing country and there's no development without a road infrastructure
Very encouraging hey. Thank you very much for the great work and updates.....
Nyika inowakwa newene wayoooooo
proud of this head engineer..he is very intelligent
this is truly exciting...remarkable!!!
This is good for real. Hoping to see more of these developmental projects in future
Wonderful job, Zim builders and engineers always excell in foreign countries, so how can we fail to build our own infrastructure?
And let's have the similar structures in Byo and other cities
Great work and brilliant content ❤
Wow ..keep the momentum guys
Think this was one of the best showcase of what the bridges and design looks like
precious content❤...
Brilliant work
Great work being done at Mbudzi Interchange. People making history
Well done Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 🇿🇼 ❤️
This is really awesome,
Im stunned by the work
Keep up with good work to show what Africans are doing for Africa Developments
Great job guys
Thanks for the coverage
An amazing home grown excellence.
Great Job Rutendo keep it up
32k tones of rebar. i want to see those who say the cost is not justified .
Projects like this one are very expensive zimbos.
Love your country.
You have earned a subscriber, good work bro, tired of fellow Zimbabweans always saying bad things about our country
It’s breath taking thank you Rutendo
Excellent narration. Keep it up
Great work!
Sound is on point. Well done.
That's great,l like it
This is a very interesting story. Nice coverage
Good stuff!
Great work
I love the effort you are putting myself staying in the southern surbubs it's a pain going to and fro to town passing through the heavily congested road l salute you guys
Well done Engineer. Very articulate on what needs to be done and how
Nice video 👍🏾 please keep us posted
This production and narration is top notch. Thank you Rutendo. Nyika irikuvakwa zvakanaka, tinosvika chete
Woww ❤❤
What an interview, a sovereign tractor built by our own companies and people, professionals with impressive skills and qualifications, and its also helps that Rutendo himself is also curious and asks the right questions, well done bro telling the good story.
Happy to see a positive progress.
As a mechanical engineering student, Im proud 💯
Very Good!
Kudos Eng!
Brilliantly told.
I'm happy with this project that is happening in our motherland Zimbabwe
thumbs to my fellow engineers
Good work Rutendo I know you are a very knowledgeable individual but you do not make the presentation about you. Your presentation is very clear
You use very clear and simple language some people feel that this is their time to shine and start using big words but you always keep it simple so that a layman like myself has a clear understanding of what is happening. Keep up the good work keep telling the zimbabwe story. Yes we have a lot of challenges in the country but we have even more development also.
Wow!!! That is character building feedback. Thanks.
This is telling the Good Zimbabwean Story. Kudos to the engineers
Thank you Jesus, Zimbabwe is now on right track,,we are going somewhere
Very proud of my country.
Gud work ,keep it up
Well done Rutendo. You proved me wrong. Keep up the good work man.
Jesu makanaka. Thank you guys you're building our nation. Lovely
This is a massive project,,,,
Bravo🎉🎉🎉🎉hats off to the engineer . spaghetti interchange
Proudly Zim Zim❤❤❤
Thank you so much Mukoma Rutendo mazadzisa chishuwo chevakawanda
The engineer is just spectacular
Mr Engineer is on point❤Remember when Mr President Emerson Mnangagwa said nyika inovakwa nevene vayo👌🙏🙏