Pan African Highway Link

The A4/R1 Highway together with the R3 Highway which runs from Harare to Chirundu forms the Chirundu-Beitbridge Regional Road Corridor, which is part of the North-South Corridor known as the Cape to Cairo Road (Chirundu to Beitbridge 897 kilometres, 557 miles).^[2][3]

R6 Highway

The R6 Highway also known as the Chivhu-Nyazura Highway branches east from Chivhu.

R7 Highway

R7 Highway branches west at Mvuma to Gweru. Also called A17 or Gweru-Mvuma Road

A17 Gweru-Mvuma Road

P4/A9 Highway

A9 branches east at Masvingo to Mutare via Birchnough Bridge. P4 is part of the A9 that runs from Mutare to Mbalabala.

A9 Highway starts in Mutare city center as Herbert Chitepo Street at the intersect with Robert Mugabe Avenue which is the A3 Highway to Harare. ( 18°58′33″S 32°40′08″E )

At the city end Herbert Chitepo Street adopts the name Chimanimani Road.

• As A9, the road begins in Mutare and goes through Nyanyadzi, Birchnough Bridge, Nyika, Masvingo, Mashava, Zvishavane, Filabusi then Mbalabala where it joins the (A6) Bulawayo-Beit Bridge Highway near the 61.5 km peg.^[5]

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P7/A9 Highway

Turns right at Masvingo to Mbalabala via Mashava. It also part of the national route called A9 that starts at Mutare and ends at Mbalabala via Masvingo. Mutare to Masvingo is primary road P4 while the Masvingo to Mbalabala part is primary road P7 but still A9 highway.

P5/A10 Highway

A10 branches east at Ngundu to Chiredzi through to Tanganda.

A10 Ngundu-Triangle-Chiredzi-Chisumbanje-Chimanimani Road

R8 Highway

R branches east at Rutanga to Sango via Mbizi