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Council will crack whip on illegal vendors: Deputy Mayor
Bulawayo deputy mayor and Ward 1 councillor Mlandu Ncube says the local authority will continue cracking the whip on illegal…
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Municipal courts long overdue: Mayor
Bulawayo Mayor Solomon Mguni says the establishment of municipal courts is long overdue as local authorities are finding it difficult…
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Mangwe CEO accused of maladministration, abuse of funds
Mangwe Rural District Council (RDC) Chief Executive officer, Bongani Ngwenya, has been accused of maladministration and failure to adequately use…
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Female journalists lament escalating political violence
Female journalists have lamented the escalating violence in the political arena as the country prepares to hold elections next year.…
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Delay in seeking maternal health care puts pregnant teens at risk
The delay in seeking maternal health services is putting pregnant teenagers at risk of complications, a community health worker has…
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Piped water scheme brings joy to Mangwe villagers
Challenged by the plight of his elderly parents, who were struggling to draw water from a nearby river for their…
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Matobo by-election: Zapu candidate decries voter apathy
Zimbabwe African People’s Union (Zapu) candidate in the Matobo ward 2 by-election, Liberty Nyirongo has bemoaned voter apathy among rural…
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Save the Children, Coca-Cola launch life-changing projects in Matabeleland
Save the Children in partnership with the Coca-Cola Foundation yesterday handed over the two community projects in Matobo district to…
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Sangoma’s homestead set ablaze in dispute with clients
Three people torched a homestead belonging to a 73-year-old Madlambudzi traditional healer cum prophet in Plumtree for allegedly refusing to…
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Residents confront BCC over billing system
Bulawayo residents, Friday, confronted the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) over its billing system calling for its abolishment. The residents through…
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