The most awaited movie of 2014 has been given the greenlight and is finally being released in Bulawayo. Qiniso features some of Bulawayo’s fiercest talents such as Lady Tshawe, Boky Enn, Anelisi Maliki, Philani A Nyoni, Thorne, Arthur Makoane, Gilmore T Moyo, Leroy M. Ndlovu
By Staff Reporter The state of roads in Bulawayo has worsened in the last few weeks since the onset of the rainfall season amid complaints from motorists that the pothole riddled roads were causing damage to their vehicles. The local authority has been on record admitting that
By Farai Dauramanzi City of Harare (CoH) and ZINARA has embarked on a “massive” road rehabilitation program which will mainly involve pothole patching, resealing and application of overlays. The road rehabilitation program will come as great news to many motorists as Harare’s roads have been in a
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By Staff Reporter Bulawayo residents have professed ignorance at the new bond coins which started circulating today. The coins, introduced by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), are meant to ease the problem of small change. Most consumers were complaining that retailers were giving them sweets or pens
By Staff Reporter People living with disability need to embrace information communication technologies and use them to tell their own stories, an activist has said. Speaking at a belated International Day of People with Disability commemorations in Bulawayo on Saturday, radio broadcaster, motivational speaker, poet and disability/gender
By Staff Reporter The ongoing African Union Sports Council Region 5 Youth Games have brought excitement to Bulawayo, with residents thronging the various venues to catch a glimpse of some of the best developing sporting talents in Africa. The games kicked off on 5 December and run
By Staff Reporter Burial space in one of Bulawayo's busiest council cemeteries, West Park, is fast running out with the local authority exploring new burial sites. According to the latest health, housing and education committee report, Director of Health Services Dr Zanele Hwalima noted that there were
By Staff Reporter Bulawayo United Residents’ Association has expressed concern over ward 29 residents who artificially cause sewer blockages in order to get “free” water supplies for their gardens. Ward 29 BURA representative, Christopher Dube said Magwegwe North was replete with sewer bursts and these were being
The Bulawayo Residents Association (BURA) has distanced itself from the protest marches against the pre-paid water metering choosing instead to engage the Bulawayo City Council and government in dialogue over the issue. BURA members were conspicuous with their absence in last Friday’s street protests which saw
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