Latest from Zimbabwe South

  • Bulawayo councillors back initiative to improve engagement with residents
    26th October 2026
  • Electrical fault suspected in Cowdray Park Hospital fire
    22nd October 2026
  • Bulawayo urged to impose tougher fines for littering, lawlessness
    22nd October 2026
  • Byo orders illegal vendors to relocate to designated markets within a week
    22nd October 2026
  • Bulawayo residents reject proposed 74% tariff hike
    21st October 2026
  • Water privatisation: Bulawayo residents face risk of higher bills and disconnections
    19th October 2026
  • Bulawayo councillors divided over water privatisation
    16th October 2026
  • Water privatisation could raise tariffs and weaken councils, activist warns
    15th October 2026
  • Poor roads leave Cowdray Park residents struggling to access emergency services
    14th October 2026
  • Bulawayo targets teenage mothers in breastfeeding awareness campaign
    13th October 2026
  • Bulawayo councillors call for disaster preparedness ahead of rainy season
    12th October 2026
  • Coltart calls for orderly vending and action against illegal dumping
    12th October 2026
  • Zanu-PF’s Tsikira wins Bulawayo Ward 1 by-election
    4th October 2026
  • Entumbane residents urged to regularise property ownership
    2nd October 2026
  • Bulawayo warns public over purported Cowdray Park ‘Smart City’ development
    2nd October 2026
  • Temporary recusal of councillors facing corruption allegations: Balancing institutional integrity and the presumption of innocence
    29th September 2026
  • Ngozi Mine residents demand homes, jobs if Geo Pomona takes over landfill
    28th September 2026
  • Bulawayo replaces stolen brass manhole covers with plastic
    24th September 2026