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Only dialogue will save us — Dube

FORTHRIGHT Zanu PF politburo member Tshinga Dube, pictured, says only political dialogue among stakeholders will move Zimbabwe forward in terms of economic…

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Bulawayo City Council, war vets face off

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has turned down a request by war veterans to be prioritised in all the local authority’s empowerment programmes, as the relationship between the two entities continue to deteriorate. The move comes after Local government minister July Moyo, in September last year, dispatched a six member team to the second largest…

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'Without unity Zanu PF will make mince-meat of opposition in '23'

AMID the MDC’s unrelenting and futile wars, the leader of the United Movement for Devolution (UMD), Lovemore Moyo, has once again warned that the opposition stands no chance against Zanu PF in next year’s national elections unless it urgently forms a viable grand coalition. The respected Moyo — a former Speaker of Parliament and MDC…

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Khaya lost VP job because of Grace… prominent Zanu PF politburo member asserts

FORTHRIGHT Zanu PF politburo member, Tshinga Dube, made a stunning claim yesterday that former first lady Grace Mugabe had blocked the genial…

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Judith Ncube blames gardens for sewer bursts

COMMUNITY garden owners in Bulawayo stand accused of causing rampant sewer bursts and diverting the water to irrigate their crops. Bulawayo Provincial Affairs and Devolution minister Judith Ncube made the claim on Tuesday at the burial of the late council engineer Simela Dube in the city. Residential areas such as Mzilikazi, Pumula, Magwegwe, Makokoba and…

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Bulawayo pushes for alternative energy for water supply

BULAWAYO city fathers are pushing for the council to come up with alternative energy sources to power its water pumping stations to end a 72-hour water shedding regime introduced last October. Despite the availability of enough water in the city’s supply dams, the local authority was forced to re-introduce the 72- hour water shedding regime…

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Bulawayo on a rebound — Ncube

THERE has been an increase in investors showing interest in the country’s second largest city, Bulawayo, raising hope for a possible rebound of the city as an industrial hub, a senior government official has said. Provincial Affairs minister Judith Ncube yesterday told the Daily News that prospective investors were making inquiries on the possibility of investing in…

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Diarrhoea cases a headache for BCC

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC), which has for the past two years been reeling from recurrent cases of diarrhoea, seems to be clueless on ending the bug, which in some cases, has resulted in loss of life. Speaking tothe Daily News yesterday Bulawayo Health services director Edwin Sibanda admitted that the water-borne disease has lately been a…

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