Author donates isiNdebele poetry manuscript to former schools
Ndaba said the donations were his way of expressing gratitude to the communities and institutions that nurtured his talent from an early age.
By Margaret Lubinda
2h ago
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
4h ago
Bulawayo launches fundraising drive for Youth, Paralympic Games teams
The Zimbabwe National Youth Games will run from August 12 to 18, while the Paralympic Games are scheduled for August 20 to 26, marking their return after a six-year hiatus.
By Fortune Mbele
5h ago
Full dams, dry taps: Bulawayo’s water system under strain
According to the report, Bulawayo has the capacity to abstract approximately 165 megalitres of raw water a day from its available sources.
By Jeffrey Muvundusi
5h ago
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
5h ago
AG flags Byo’s water woes, financial reporting
The AG warned that the omission reduced the usefulness of the financial statements.
By Silas Nkala
11h ago
Beyond the City of Kings: Why Bulawayo creative industry remains on the margins of Zimbabwe’s cultural economy
National media houses, major recording studios, advertising agencies, corporate sponsors, cultural policymakers and entertainment promoters are largely concentrated in Harare.
By Raymond Millagre Langa
Jul. 26, 2026
Police hunt ex-soldiers over new party
They formed the party amid mounting opposition from retired generals to proposed constitutional amendments intended to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s tenure.
By Staff Reporter
Jul. 26, 2026
End in sight for Bulawayo’s water woes
Some areas, such as Trenance, went nearly three years without running water, while residents elsewhere queued for hours at communal taps or turned to expensive private vendors.
By Langelihle Nyathi
Jul. 26, 2026
