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Topic : Law

Bulawayo City Council staff embroiled in illegal forex deals

Mabeza urged council members to desist from engaging in foreign currency dealings within the local authority’s vicinity.

By Patricia Sibanda 50m ago

Bulawayo City Council staff embroiled in illegal forex deals

Journo Mhlanga bail bid ruling deferred to Monday

Mhlanga, who is being represented by Chris Mhike, appeared in court yesterday making a fresh bid for freedom, citing changed circumstances

By Rejoice Phiri 50m ago

Journo Mhlanga bail bid ruling deferred to Monday

Bulawayo cricket, music fans up in arms with ZC

ZC has been accused of bowing to undue pressure from mayor David Coltart to take the unpopular decision.

By Sports Reporter 1h ago

Bulawayo cricket, music fans up in arms with ZC

Byo housing waiting list balloons

This came out on Wednesday during a full council meeting at the council chambers.

By Patricia Sibanda Apr. 4, 2025

Makokoba woman in court for assault

Abigail Phiri (30) pleaded not guilty to the charge when she appeared before Bulawayo magistrate Maxwell Ncube.

By Berita Kafesu Apr. 4, 2025

NRZ seeks investors for concrete sleeper plant

The NRZ is participating at the Bulawayo Investment Indaba, where it is showcasing investment opportunities in the rail sector.

By Obert Siamilandu Apr. 2, 2025

NRZ seeks investors for concrete sleeper plant

‘Infrastructural dilapidation fuels erratic water supplies’

Dube said residents in residential, Industrial and the central business district areas would continue experiencing erratic supplies until restoration of service.

By William Vundla Apr. 2, 2025