namely Mutanda Primary School, Chisamba, Sakubva, Zamba and Dangare Primary Schools. St Joseph's Primary and High School is a Roman Catholic-run school. Secondary schools Sakubva High School, Rushingo Secondary School, Elise Gledhill Secondary School and St Joseph's School are the four secondary schools in Sakubva. Recently, a number of privately owned high schools have sprouted in Sakubva to meet the ever increasing population the most prominent of which is First Class Academy. These "colleges" are popular because they stray from the conventional teaching methods and they accommodate older students who intend to repeat their secondary education Tertiary institutions Mutare Teachers College. St Josephs Catholic Mission Mutare Polytechnic Marry mount teachers college Hospitals Sakubva District Hospital Sakubva Health Centre St Joseph's Hospital Entertainment and recreation Sports Sakubva Stadium is located in Sakubva. Methuen Grounds, also referred to as Sports Oval. Next to the stadium is a public swimming pool available for residents. Leisure Sakubva Stadium made history on the night of 29 April 1989 when Oliver Mtukudzi held the Tuku Live at Sakubva Concert where he recorded his first live album. The recording was also the first live musical recording of Zimbabwe. Fans came from Bulawayo, Chipinge, Harare, Rusape, Chiredzi, Kwekwe, Gweru including neighbouring Mozambique. Simon Chimbetu, Illanga and Penga Udzoke were supporting artists at the concert. Violence and Tensions Sakubva has been a subject of violence due to the activities of the so-called bouncers and some of them work for notable Politicians. There has been cases of violence between the residents from Chisamba Singles (Japanese) and the residents of NHBs, OTS, Matida (Americans). Notable and influential leaders of these groups are Pension "Master Payee" Gwinyai, Martin and Joel Chitsinga. There has been recorded cases of "hwindis" fighting for ranks in Sakubva Market e.g. the Hobhouse, Dangamvura, Swimming Pool ranks etc. Some of the popular bouncers who resides, or grew up in Sakubva are Jack Robert and his brother Jericho Robert, Charles Tsambare, Taliban, David aka Mambo Jesu, Raphel from OTS, Kobe, Simon Giant, the late Master Mondi, Fresh, Mani Tindo, Mabobo, Tobe, Master Lucky, Kotpaz etc Notable places Old Folks Home is an old age home located in Old Location section of Sakubva. Sakubva Beit Hall is probably one of Mutare's oldest theatre centre and one of the most notable historical buildings in Sakubva. Queens Hall Sakubva Stadium which hosted the 6th Africa Games. Mutare Airport Sakubva Market Nyausunzi Beer