HARARE – Mahomed Mussa Wholesalers is continuing its retail expansion drive with the upcoming opening of a new Electrical and Home Centre branch along Lytton Road in Harare, located opposite Lyon Matches and near National Foods Limited.
The announcement follows closely after the group’s recent launch of another branch at Bloomingdale Complex on Sam Nujoma Street Extension, underscoring the company’s commitment to growing its presence in the capital’s expanding retail corridors.
The new Lytton Road outlet is designed to offer convenience to customers outside the traditional CBD shopping district. With ample free parking and easy access, the store aims to serve both residential communities and commercial clients in the surrounding industrial and suburban areas.
The Electrical and Home Centre will feature a comprehensive product range including:
- Home appliances and small electronics
- Furniture and homeware
- Lighting solutions and décor items
By consolidating these categories under one roof, Mahomed Mussa Wholesalers is positioning the branch as a one-stop destination for quality household and business needs at competitive prices.
The expansion forms part of the group’s broader strategy to decentralize retail and bring trusted brands closer to where people live and work.
Company representatives noted that the new branch will also contribute to local employment and support small suppliers, while giving customers more flexible shopping options beyond the city centre.
The investment comes as the government advances its ease-of-doing-business agenda under Vision 2030 and the National Development Strategy 2. Recent policy measures, including reductions in business licences and tariffs, have been welcomed by the corporate sector as steps to support expansion and formal retail growth.
Mahomed Mussa Wholesalers has built its reputation over the years as a supplier of affordable, durable household and electrical goods. The latest openings reinforce that legacy while responding to rising consumer demand for accessible, well-stocked retail outlets.
With two new Harare branches launched in quick succession, the group signals its intent to further strengthen its footprint across Zimbabwe’s key urban centers.
