TOURS and safari operators in the country have said the on-going military conflict between Russia and Ukraine has impacted on their business…
THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has lamented the slow rate at which residents continue to pay their bills, a development the local authority said was weighing heavily on its effort to improve service delivery. In her presentation during the 2022 BCC budget meeting yesterday, finance manager Qiniso Ndlovu said the city’s financial outlook was in…
THE cash-strapped Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has resolved to peg its levies and service charges in United States Dollars. In a notice, yesterday, Bulawayo Town Clerk Christopher Dube said the local authority’s move has been necessitated by the continued depreciation of the Zimbabwe dollar, making it difficult to cope with the ever rising cost of…
THE government says it is drafting a Statutory Instrument to address the prevalent human-wildlife conflict through ensuring that revenue generated from hunting quotas is allocated to affected communities. This comes after former permanent secretary in the Environment ministry Munesu Munodawafa told delegates at the just-ended Elephant Conference that policy makers must consider the interests of…
WITH armed conflicts, disasters and migration on the rise each passing year in Africa leading to separation of numerous families, the Zimbabwe…
FOUNDER and director of a Tsholotsho-based group which is spearheading the revival of the San Tshwao language and culture (Tsoro-O-Tso San), Davy Ndlovu, has hinted on retiring, saying no one is taking their concerns seriously. Ndlovu said it was high time for him to shift his focus to other things. Unfortunately, his sentiments come at…
A NEW study by pan-African research organisation, Afrobarometer, says most Zimbabweans feel that the country is heading in the wrong direction, amid…
THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) plans to relocate 17 families whose houses were built on land prone to flooding in Cowdray Park…
MATABELELAND NORTH is to a larger extent one of the provinces in the country that have benefited from the infrastructure development drive…
CHURCH leaders are optimistic that they will clear the hurdles which are stalling much-needed national dialogue ahead of the crunch 2023 elections. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the secretary-general of the Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops Conference (ZCBC), Frederick Chiromba, said the country’s clerics were, in the meantime, making follow-ups to the proposals that they submitted…
