Latest from News, Zimbabwe South

  • Two more Bulawayo Councillors sought over $52k extortion case
    24th August 2026
  • Insukamini parents fear losing property over school fee debts
    23rd August 2026
  • E-hailing regulation must balance safety, revenue and affordability — citizens
    21st August 2026
  • Civic space shrinking as intimidation, restrictions deepen — ZPP
    21st August 2026
  • Council puts road regravelling on hold as Lobengula Street works take priority
    21st August 2026
  • Plumtree bans use of unregulated natural aggregates in construction
    20th August 2026
  • Bulawayo residents call for better roads as city launches service scorecard
    20th August 2026
  • Bulawayo seeks to attract medical tourism investment
    20th August 2026
  • Cimas CEO calls for more accessible and affordable healthcare
    20th August 2026
  • Cimas Bulawayo Medical Centre renamed after medical pioneer Sipho Zwana
    19th August 2026
  • Bulawayo launches citizen engagement scorecard to improve service delivery
    19th August 2026
  • Nitram fined US$250 over Mbalabala property rental dispute
    19th August 2026
  • Luveve residents petition council over late-night noise at Chigumira Shopping Centre
    19th August 2026
  • ‘I watched my livestock burn to ashes’: Plumtree farmer waits eight years for compensation
    18th August 2026
  • Hwange livestock numbers fall as residents blame Deka River pollution
    18th August 2026
  • Rwandan firm proposes 200km Bulawayo streetlight project
    18th August 2026
  • Councillors back Samuriwo nightclub despite council planning violations
    17th August 2026
  • Prof Ngwenya’s annual festival keeps Ndebele culture alive
    17th August 2026