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Bulawayo City Council hit by US$82,000 bitumen scandal

The Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has been rocked by yet another corruption scandal, this time involving the mysterious disappearance of 285 drums of bitumen - vital road construction material - worth over US$82,000 from the council's Kelvin…

Published: 06 Jul 2025 at 10:08hrs | 1 | by Staff reporter

Foreign vendors turn Bulawayo pavements into open-air toilets, bedrooms

The heart of Bulawayo's Central Business District is fast degenerating into a public health crisis as illegal vendors - many of them from outside the city - have turned pavements into makeshift homes, toilets and kitchens, creating dangero…

Published: 06 Jul 2025 at 10:06hrs | 350 | by Staff reporter

Councillor fumes over toilets

Ward 25 Councillor Mpumelelo Moyo has taken a swipe at the Bulawayo City Council's Department of Works for stalling the construction of public toilets at Tashas Business Centre in Emganwini, despite funding for the project having been appr…

Published: 06 Jul 2025 at 10:05hrs | | by Staff reporter

Nurse aides fume over govt discrimination

The Zimbabwean government is facing criticism from nurse aides after the Health Services Commission (HSC) excluded them from the locum facility, a temporary medical arrangement granted to other health professionals. The decision has sparke…

Published: 09 Mar 2025 at 13:18hrs | 139 | by Staff reporter

Councillors fume over US$7 allowance

SOME councillors are reportedly failing to attend committee meetings citing paltry monthly allowances of ZWL$113 000 that translates to less than US$7 at the prevailing interbank rate.This was revealed at a feedback meeting organised by Ch…

Published: 04 Mar 2024 at 04:43hrs | 11 | by Staff reporter

Mayor, councillors fume over US$20 monthly allowance

HARARE councillors are seething with anger, describing Local Government minister July Moyo (pictured) as inconsiderate and heartless in failing to review the paltry monthly allowances given to city fathers despite rising inflation.Councill…

Published: 07 Aug 2022 at 18:49hrs | 49 | by Staff reporter

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