Ward 17 Councillor Sikhululekile Moyo
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Sand poachers invade Mazwi homestead, destroy hut
A family in Methodist village on the outskirts of Bulawayo is now living in fear after sand poachers invaded their…
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Pumula residents consider legal action against Chinese miner
Residents in Pumula are considering taking up legal action against a Chinese mining company, Haulin Investments to stop them from…
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Pumula residents fret over proposed Chinese quarry mine
Pumula residents have expressed concern over reports that a Chinese mining company, Hualin Investments, wants to conduct quarry mining in a…
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Pumula residents form neighbourhood watch after robberies spike
Pumula residents in Ward 17 have taken the initiative to revive the neighborhood watch committee due to an increase in…
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COVID19
‘Bureaucracy at RG’s office to cost widow access to husband’s benefits’
By Lizwe Sebatha Violet Ndlovu, aged 66, buried her husband in May 2020 at Luveve cemetery in Bulawayo and never…
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Covid-19 heightens vulnerability of PWDs
People living with disabilities (PWDs) in Bulawayo have revealed that the Covid-19 exposed them to a lot of scams with some people and organisations…
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People without IDs experience more suffering under the Covid-19 lockdown
By Lungelo Ndhlovu MOVEMENT of citizens without key documentation such as National Identity cards (IDs) has been difficult and challenging…
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Woman appeals for help after whirlwind destroys her house
A 39-year-old woman from Robert Sinyoka, on the outskirts of Bulawayo is appealing for assistance to rebuild her house which was destroyed by a whirlwind in mid-April. The woman is currently living…
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Cemetery restrictions to remain in force after lockdown
Bulawayo City Council (BCC) says the current restrictions at the city cemeteries should continue after the national lockdown as part of measures to…
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MDC censures Byo councillors for renewing Town Clerk`s contract
The Nelson Chamisa-led Movement for Democratic Change has reacted angrily to a decision by some of its Bulawayo councillors to…
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