Byo toilet project stalls over survey delays

According to the latest housing and community services report, presented on June 4, 2026, sanitation projects in Iminyela and Mabutweni face significant backlogs.
By Silas Nkala 4h ago

Residents told to fill own potholes as council runs out of asphalt

In a rare admission of its challenges, the council appealed to residents to assist in road maintenance.
By Jeffrey Muvundusi 4h ago

1k people in Byo flats built for 159

“Burombo was also designed for bachelors and has 159 housing units. Today, instead of accommodating about 159 occupants, it is home to nearly 1 000 people,” Sibanda said.
By Jeffrey Muvundisi 4h ago

Council pushes for new market for vendors

With formal employment options shrinking, the informal sector has become the primary source of income for hundreds of thousands of urban citizens.
By Silas Nkala Jul. 12, 2026

Bulawayo reorganises informal traders

The move forms part of broader efforts to reorganise informal trading operations while balancing infrastructure rehabilitation, traffic management and economic activity.
By Silas Nkala Jul. 9, 2026

Water contamination detected in Bulawayo suburbs

Four of the eight samples tested positive for non-faecal coliforms, two were positive for faecal coliforms, and three showed high total colony counts, prompting further monitoring in the area.
By Silas Nkala Jul. 9, 2026

National Tree Ambassador pledges to set up 2 drug rehabilitation centres in Bulawayo

Speaking at Mtize's 72nd birthday party, Bonde disclosed that council offered him land in Cowdray Park to plant trees and set up a drug rehabilitation centre.
By Nizbert Moyo Jul. 8, 2026

Zanu PF blocks city street vendors removals

Jere accused the council of mishandling funds meant for the Bhaktas vending site, which was designed to accommodate some 1,400 unregistered traders.
By Silas Nkala Jul. 5, 2026

BCC moves to resettle Cowdray Park residents living on wetlands

Ward 15 councillor Ashton Mhlanga said some flooding blamed on wetlands may actually stem from poor infrastructure in areas originally allocated under government programmes.
By Patricia Sibanda Jul. 2, 2026