Structure and Design Magazine

Structure and Design Magazine is proud to have been awarded Outstanding Construction Industry Publication at the Zimbabwe Real Estate & Construction Awards 2026 over the weekend. This recognition celebrates our commitment to showcasing Zimbabwe’s built environment, spotlighting industry leaders, documenting remarkable projects and telling the stories shaping the future of construction, architecture and property development. To our readers, advertisers, partners and everyone who continues to support our work, thank you for being part of this journey. This achievement inspires us to keep raising the bar in construction and property journalism. Another milestone. Another reason to keep building. 🏗️👏 #StructureAndDesign #ZRECA2026 #ZimbabweConstruction #RealEstateZimbabwe #AwardWinningPublication

𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗼𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿𝗮 𝗚𝗲𝘁𝘀 𝗮 𝗠𝗼𝗱𝗲𝗿𝗻 𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗸𝗲𝘁 𝗦𝗵𝗲𝗱 𝗮𝘁 𝗜𝘁𝘀 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗥𝗮𝗻𝗸 📹 @CaastMediaGroup/ STRUCTURE AND DESIGN @Savheya_Happie @marondera_open @cmatewu @fbuyobe @Kianangih

🏗️ ON SITE: MUSEUM OF AFRICAN LIBERATION | HARARE A major heritage and tourism development continues to take shape in Harare. Our latest footage captures the ongoing development of the Museum of African Liberation in Westlea, Harare, a flagship project within the 103-hectare Liberation City development spearheaded by the Institute of African Knowledge (INSTAK) with support from the Government of Zimbabwe. The museum is designed to preserve and showcase the history of Africa’s liberation struggles, bringing together the stories, artefacts and contributions of nations across the continent. The wider Liberation City master plan includes a Heritage Village, Liberation Mall, an African-themed amusement park, an animal park, a five-star hotel and conference facilities. One of its standout attractions is a planned 360-degree rotating rooftop restaurant. 📹 @structureanddes /@CaastMediaGroup #StructureAndDesign #MuseumOfAfricanLiberation #LiberationCity #INSTAK #ZimbabweConstruction

LET'S SETTLE THIS: IS GREENFIELDS ONE OF THE BEST SHOPPING MALLS IN ZIMBABWE, OR DO OTHER RETAIL CENTRES TAKE THE CROWN? Which mall would you rank number one, and why? Tell us in the comments! Greenfields retail centre was Developed by Terrace Africa, with RadX Construction Group and other specialists contributing to the project, Greenfields Retail Centre at the Zimbabwe Agricultural Showgrounds is another addition to Harare's commercial landscape. From the construction works to the finished development, here's a look at Greenfields as it stands today. 📹 CAAST MEDIA GROUP #GreenfieldsRetailCentre #TerraceAfrica #RadXConstruction #ShoppingInZimbabwe #RetailDevelopment #CAASTMediaGroup

Baker's Inn's new Seke Road distribution and vehicle service centre brings warehousing, offices, a truck workshop and staff facilities together on one site. Built by Kalamain Construction, the project shows the coordination behind a large operational space. 📹: CAAST MEDIA GROUP

🏗️ BUILDING ZIMBABWE STARTS WITH PROTECTING THE PEOPLE WHO BUILD IT. Behind every structure is a workforce whose health and well-being are just as important as the foundations they lay. From engineers to bricklayers, protecting the people who build our nation is essential to a stronger, safer and more productive construction industry. Because the strongest structures begin with a healthy workforce. 📸 CAAST MEDIA GROUP #ConstructionZimbabwe #WorkerHealth #OccupationalHealth #HealthAwareness #CAASTMediaGroup @afreximbank @AfreximResearch @ZimBuildCAssoc

Mabvuku Interchange is nearing completion, what could it change for Harare road users?

BULAWAYO–VICTORIA FALLS ROAD REHABILITATION: 73.4KM COMPLETED By Structure & Design THE Rehabilitation of the Bulawayo–Victoria Falls Road is progressing, with 73.4 kilometres completed to date and all eight contractors back on site as Government pushes to improve the key transport route. Taking to his X account, Information Ministry Permanent Secretary, Nick Mangwana said each contractor was targeting to rehabilitate at least 20 kilometres by December 2026. “Rehabilitation is underway right now on the Bulawayo–Victoria Falls Road, with all eight contractors back on site, each targeting at least 20 km by December 2026. "Works are being carried out in phases-bush clearing, detours, earthworks, drainage, surfacing and widening," said Mangwana. Mangwana added that the journey currently takes up to 15 hours. "This won't be completed overnight, but Government is committed to the project and prioritizing it, with the Ministry intensifying monitoring of scope, progress and quality. To date, 73.4 km has been rehabilitated. The project will improve safety, cut travel time and boost connectivity between Bulawayo, Hwange and Victoria Falls-currently a 15-hour journey. Motorists are advised to exercise caution at construction zones". 📸 @InfoMinZW #StructureAndDesign #RoadInfrastructure #Zimbabwe #Construction