All eyes on Benjani Mwaruwari Jr
Kadewere picked up the injury over the weekend during a league match for Aris Thessaloniki.
By Tafadzwa Chigandiwa
4h ago
Filabusi expo drives rural industrialisation
Nguluvhe also commissioned a refuse compactor truck acquired by Insiza Rural District Council through devolution funds at a reported cost of US$122 000.
By Silas Nkala
7h ago
KwaNtuthu Comedy Festival turns to community to fund fifth edition
The festival has launched the Friends of KwaNtuthu initiative, which allows members of the public to contribute towards its growth from as little as US$5 or R100.
By Margaret Lubinda
8h ago
Region’s poor roads undermine local tourism
Sithole said while the government had taken measures to reduce some levies and other costs, poor road infrastructure remained a major obstacle to tourism growth.
By Nizbert Moyo
8h ago
Not every business deserves a spare key
This confusion is more common than it should be and it is worth clearing up properly, because it costs people real money to get it wrong in either direction.
By Wilfred M Kahlari
8h ago
Positive living starts at home
The relative silence around HIV is, in part, a result of growing acceptance and the feeling that there is little more to do.
By Piason Maringwa
8h ago
New stop rabies project to help protect dogs and communities
Together, the two veterinary-led AWARE organisations follow a holistic One-Health approach to improve animal welfare, community wellbeing, and wildlife conservation.
By Staff Reporter
8h ago
Makokoba Music Festival adds third day to line-up
The festival, which had previously been held before going into a hiatus, returned this year with a two-day programme featuring artists from different musical backgrounds.
By Margaret Lubinda
8h ago
Court orders peace in Masvingo village land dispute
The matter was initially taken to Headman Chibwe, who referred it to Chief Murinye. The chief subsequently visited the area in an attempt to resolve the dispute.
By Staff Reporter
8h ago
Bulawayo’s waste crisis: Is Geo Pomona the solution?
At the centre of the dispute is Richmond Landfill, commonly known as Ngozi Mine, where recurring fires, smoke and fumes have intensified pressure for an urgent solution.
By Silas Nkala
8h ago
Nkayi community foundation supports vulnerable children with school fees
The Mpande Ward 22 Foundation has already supported six of the seven schools in the ward with sports kits, sports equipment, textbooks, uniforms and cultural equipment.
By Silas Nkala
9h ago
Tsholotsho Imbizo launches community parliaments
A central message of the event was captured in the principle Isizwe sakhiwa ngesiko — a nation is built through its culture.
By Staff Reporter
9h ago
David Coltart backs independent candidate ahead of BCC by-election
The nomination court sat at the Bulawayo Small City Hall where the three candidates submitted their papers during the nomination process.
By Pamenus Tuso
23h ago
LSU students win US$10 000 tech challenge
Operating under Nannovoe Private Limited, NanoPath is developing FreshGuard, a nano-enabled, spray-applied edible coating designed to extend the shelf life of fresh produce.
By Staff Reporter
23h ago
Land developer partners police to fight crime
“Residents in Hertfordshire Phase Two have been under siege from criminals and we cannot sit back and watch,” Dube said.
By Stephen Chadenga
23h ago
Gwanda’s anxious home seekers demand delivery
They initially indicated that the town clerk’s signature was outstanding after she had left before signing, but later confirmed that she signed the following day.
By Silas Nkala
23h ago
Court upholds property fraudster’s jail term
The court heard that Dube responded to a newspaper advertisement offering the Emganwini property for US$14 000.
By Silas Nkala
23h ago
Byo sand-patched roads spark health fears
The residents said the entire neighbourhood is now covered in a permanent cloud of dust, with homes, shops, schools and clinics bearing the brunt.
By Patricia Sibanda
23h ago
Chief Sibasa blasts ‘foreign’ miners over open pits
The traditional leader said local communities were often unaware of mining activities on their land
By Silas Nkala
23h ago
6pm cut-off puts squeeze on Bulawayo vendors
Local Government and Public Works permanent secretary Tafadzwa Muguti said the measures were part of efforts to regulate vending and improve the management of public spaces.
By Sharon Sibindi
23h ago
Bulawayo contractors hit with 30% tax
The development has raised concern at City Hall, with councillors calling for the local authority to help affected groups obtain the required certificates.
By Jeffrey Muvundusi
Sep. 24, 2026
Bulawayo crisis as 28 projects stall
The council reported that “rehabilitation of the Deep Section Tunnel Sewer was under arbitration due to long-standing disputes between the contractor and the City of Bulawayo.”
By Jeffrey Muvundusi
Sep. 24, 2026
No more military drills: Catalá sets Warriors free
The Spaniard has overseen just three training sessions since taking charge, but his arrival has felt like a sudden burst of sunlight through drawn blinds.
By Henry Mhara
Sep. 24, 2026
Català’s first roll of the dice
All eyes fall squarely on the Spanish coach tonight as he picks his maiden Warriors starting line-up for a crucial 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Sierra Leone.
By Henry Mhara
Sep. 24, 2026
Two Bulawayo men killed in separate knife attacks
In the first incident, a 42-year-old Matshobane man, Brighton Ndlovu, was found dead near the Rio turn-off in Matshobane.
By Margaret Lubinda
Sep. 24, 2026
LSU students develop technology to counter post-harvest losses
The students, Mark Rukanda and Leona Nyoni, emerged winners in the emerging technology category of the Old Mutual Value Creation Challenge after competing against more than 1 100 entries.
By Sharon Sibindi
Sep. 22, 2026
Minstrel Taffie joins gospel greats in Australia
Minstrel Taffie said being part of such a diverse line-up was an honour, particularly because the gathering brought together musicians united by their faith and passion for gospel music.
By Staff Reporter
Sep. 21, 2026
ECHO delegation tours Binga as integrated health programme bridges last-mile gap
According to Save the Children Zimbabwe, the programme is supporting communities affected by climate shocks.
By Patricia Sibanda
Sep. 21, 2026
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