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Topic : Local Authorities

Covid-19 tailwinds haunt Zim local authorities

Resultantly, 75 local authorities were in arrears. The respective local authorities that failed to submit were in arrears, mainly due to the impact of Covid-19 restrictions.

By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Mar. 28, 2024

Covid-19 tailwinds haunt Zim local authorities

Ring-fence right skills, councils told

Acting Auditor General Rheah Kujinga said local authorities need to bring financial reporting to date, while updating their systems to sustain the IPSAS software.

By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Mar. 20, 2024

Local authorities convention kicks off

He is a servant leader passionate about corporate governance matters especially in the local government sector in which he has spent more than 15 years.

By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Mar. 14, 2024

Zinara to disburse $98bn to councils

THE Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) says it is targeting to disburse $98 billion to local authorities across the country this year.

By Miriam Mangwaya Jan. 23, 2023

Urban councils are shameful

It is clear that this cannot be blamed on the lack of resources to avert the situation, but on some people sleeping at the wheel.

By Silas Nkala Dec. 29, 2022

All set for gender-responsive budgeting summit

The two-day summit will take place at Cresta Lodge Msasa under the theme “Gender Responsive Budgeting in Local Authorities”.

By Style Reporter Nov. 20, 2022

All set for gender-responsive budgeting summit

Africa needs national CCTV technology policies

Opposition and civil society leaders believe that the surveillance cameras, which rely on facial recognition technology, will be used to track, identify and target government critics.

By Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi Nov. 1, 2022