Latest from Zimbabwe South

  • Councillors push for 4am street sweeping to tackle CBD litter
    16th September 2026
  • Insiza council outlines development plans as funding shortages hamper services
    16th September 2026
  • Tax burden deepens hardship for women, working class
    15th September 2026
  • Traditional dance teachers trained ahead of Jikinya festival
    15th September 2026
  • ZIMRA flags mining revenue leakages, tax challenges in small-scale sector
    15th September 2026
  • Bulawayo council wants Geo Pomona MOU before considering deal
    14th September 2026
  • Filabusi residents outraged over backdated Insiza RDC bills
    14th September 2026
  • Gwambe festival showcases diversity of Mzilikazi’s kingdom
    14th September 2026
  • $2.7m hospital debt cripples NatPharm as critical medicines run out 
    14th September 2026
  • Bulawayo residents reject government directive on Geo Pomona deal
    14th September 2026
  • Gulathi Trust equips Matobo women with skills to build businesses
    14th September 2026
  • Gwambe cultural festival uses heritage to tackle drug abuse
    12th September 2026
  • Learners injured after whirlwind tears roof off Mat North school
    12th September 2026
  • Youths must demand seats in climate decision-making spaces, says expert
    11th September 2026
  • Mnangagwa in-laws reapply for bail
    11th September 2026
  • Gulathi Trust empowers Matobo women through arts, business training
    11th September 2026
  • Gwambe cultural festival brings Matabeleland communities together
    11th September 2026
  • Garwe orders vendors to stop paying space barons, bars police from seizing wares
    10th September 2026