Local Government
Councillors Accused of Collusion in Billboard and Property Revenue Scandal
For all the News from Mashonaland Central, Join One of Our Groups:https://chat.whatsapp.com/KPKHV62YLF92BvfqmgemLT Millions of dollars intended for public services are reportedly being siphoned off through corrupt billboard advertising deals and property rentals in Harare and Chinhoyi, according to revelations made by the Public Accounts Parliamentary Portfolio Committee (PAC). PAC chairperson…
Read More »Chinese-owned company dismantles wall built over Harare railway tracks
A Chinese-owned company has been forced to demolish part of a perimeter wall constructed over disused railway tracks in Harare,
Read More »Masvingo City Battles Sewer Blockages as Improper Condom Disposal Strains Infrastructure
Masvingo City is facing ongoing sewage system challenges, with used condoms emerging as a primary cause of blockages
Read More »‘Oopsy, We Lied About the Victoria Falls Road’ – Ministry of Transport
The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development has formally apologised for an error in its communication regarding construction activities at Victoria Falls,
Read More »City of Harare Urges Cooperation in Mbare Bedbug Fumigation Campaign
The City of Harare has called on residents of Mbare Flats to grant health workers access to their homes for bedbug (tsikidzi) fumigation,
Read More »Domboshava Villagers Fight Chinese Quarry Mine Expansion
20,000 villagers in Domboshava face potential displacement as China Aihua Jianye, a Chinese mining firm, moves to establish a quarry mine on 225 hectares of communal land.
Read More »Women’s Rights Group Urges Parliament to Revive National Gender Policy
The Economic Justice for Women’s Project (EJWP), a prominent women’s rights organisation, has called on Zimbabwe’s Parliament to urgently revive the National Gender Policy, which lapsed in 2022.
Read More »Harare Vendors Persist Amid Economic Hardships Despite Eviction Orders
Informal vendors in Harare continued their trade unabated on Friday, defying a renewed crackdown announced by city authorities and the government.
Read More »Senate Passes Controversial PVO Amendment Bill
The Private Voluntary Organisations (PVO) Amendment Bill, which has sparked significant debate, is one step closer to becoming law after clearing the Senate. It now awaits the signature of President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Read More »Title Deeds Ready for Issuance in Chitungwiza, Epworth, and Southlea Park
Approximately 65,000 residents in Chitungwiza, Southlea Park, and Epworth will soon receive their long-awaited title deeds under the Kwangu/Ngakwami Presidential Title Deeds Programme, according to a government official.
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