Latest from News, Zimbabwe South

  • Bulawayo opens door to public help on road maintenance
    22nd April 2026
  • Residents duped in fake EcoCash data and loan scams
    14th April 2026
  • Cultural pride at the heart of Imiklomelo kaDakamela
    5th April 2026
  • Royalty descends on Nkayi for cultural spectacle
    4th April 2026
  • UK increases Zimbabwe drought support as El Niño risk grows
    21st September 2026
  • Vendors challenge 6pm CBD trading cut-off
    21st September 2026
  • Bulawayo vendors oppose 6pm CBD trading cut-off
    18th September 2026
  • Councillors push for 4am street sweeping to tackle CBD litter
    16th September 2026
  • Gulathi Trust equips Matobo women with skills to build businesses
    14th September 2026
  • Gulathi Trust empowers Matobo women through arts, business training
    11th September 2026
  • Gwambe cultural festival brings Matabeleland communities together
    11th September 2026
  • Mat South moves to tackle schools with zero pass rates
    10th September 2026
  • Dog attacks raise concern as residents struggle to report cases
    9th September 2026
  • Poverty, distance among factors behind low Matabeleland South pass rates
    9th September 2026
  • Girls encouraged to embrace Amatshitshi traditions amid child pregnancy concerns
    7th September 2026
  • Health Ministry calls for more local funding, better use of resources
    7th September 2026
  • Mzilikazi commemorations focus on teaching children Ndebele history
    4th September 2026
  • Chief calls for police reshuffle over stock theft in Matobo
    3rd September 2026
  • Gateway to Elation launches digital civic participation project for blind communities
    2nd September 2026
  • Fire safety lapses raise concern in Bulawayo buildings
    2nd September 2026
  • Human Rights Groups call for action on enforced disappearances
    31st August 2026
  • Whistleblower Bill seeks to protect those who expose corruption
    31st August 2026