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Anger grows over KoSamuriwo noise

For several residents in Luveve 4, Enqameni, weekends have become a battle between the promise of economic activity and the simple desire for a peaceful night’s sleep.

By Staff Reporter 10h ago

Coltart talks tough on extortion scandal

This development brings the number of city fathers facing criminal charges or convictions to six, deeply undermining public confidence in the civic chamber.

By Staff Reporter 10h ago

Coltart talks tough on extortion scandal

Bulawayo set for massive industrial boost

The town planning department is currently preparing local development and subject plans that will translate the broader master plan into detailed, actionable proposals for specific areas.

By Nizbert Moyo Aug. 23, 2026

Bulawayo set for massive industrial boost

Bulawayo’s home ownership crisis...3 400 have no title deeds

According to the director of housing and community services Dictor Khumalo’s July report houses in Iminyela, Mabuthweni and Emganwini are targeted for conversion.

By Jeffrey Muvundusi Aug. 13, 2026

Bulawayo’s home ownership crisis...3 400 have no title deeds

Bulawayo’s wetlands under growing threat

It noted that wetlands located in relatively undisturbed landscapes recorded the highest ecological integrity.

By Jeffrey Muvundusi Aug. 7, 2026

Bulawayo’s wetlands under growing threat

Councillors fret over condom shortage

Councillor Sikhululekile Moyo said the public must be alerted to the scarcity of preventative measures.

By Staff Reporter Aug. 7, 2026

Bulawayo pins hopes on investment-led economic revival

City economic development officer, Kholisani Moyo, anchored his presentation on the city’s diversified industrial base, which spans 15 critical sectors including

By Langelihle Nyathi Jul. 30, 2026

Bulawayo pins hopes on investment-led economic revival

Bulawayo challenged to justify pre-paid water meter rollout

According to the council, the initiative forms part of a broader revenue enhancement strategy as it battles mounting unpaid rates and service charges amounting to ZiG2,728 billion.

By Jeffrey Muvundusi Jul. 30, 2026

Bulawayo challenged to justify pre-paid water meter rollout

Disabled traders left out of Egodini relocation

The report traces the problem back to the temporary closure of Egodini for redevelopment, which forced the relocation of various informal traders operating at the terminus.

By Sharon Sibindi Jul. 24, 2026