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Thorngrove now ready for Covid-19 patients

THORNGROVE Infectious Disease Hospital — one of the few medical facilities in Bulawayo designated to deal with Covid-19 cases — is now ready to take in patients as the city prepares to deal with a possibility of a fourth wave of the pandemic.  This comes as the project has been on course since last year…

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Traffic cop in trouble over US$1 bribe

A TRAFFIC cop is in trouble after he was caught with US$1 and R10 stashed in his riot jacket and pair of socks respectively at a roadblock. Wayne Mathe, 28, stationed at Njube Police Station was nabbed at corner Hyde Park Road and Mpopoma Drive with a small amount of money he had not declared….

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Vic Falls council to disconnect residents

THE Victoria Falls City Council says it will disconnect residents from water supply next month in a bid to recover debts. The local authority said residents’ failure to settle their rates in time had affected the quality of service delivery in the resort town. The council did not disclose how much they were owed by…

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ED caps 3 290 Nust learners

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday capped 3 290 University of Science and Technology (Nust) learners following their graduation at a ceremony that was described as a milestone for the institution.  The 27th graduation was blended with only students graduating with first class degrees attending the ceremony with the rest of graduates participating virtually owing to Covid-19…

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72-hour water shedding for Byo

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has intensified its water-shedding to 72 hours up from 48 hours as the ongoing power outages continue…

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SK burial set for Monday at Heroes Acre

THE late Zanu PF spokesperson and former Cabinet minister Simon Khaya “SK” Moyo, pictured, who died on Sunday after succumbing to cancer,…

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Zimstat begins pilot census

THE Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstat) will from today begin its pilot census across the country’s 10 provinces. The selected areas include Mutare urban, Makoni, Bindura urban, Guruve, Ruwa, Mutoko, Norton, Hurungwe, Hwange, Binga, Beitbridge urban, Gwanda rural, Gweru urban, Chirumhanzu, Masvingo urban, Chiredzi rural, Hopley (ward 1), Borrowdale (ward 180, Woodmill (ward 3) and…

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Ivory suspects to know fate next month

A BULAWAYO magistrate is set to deliver judgment next month on the matter involving four men who were found in possession of ivory, pictured, at Zonk’izizwe Shopping Centre in Bradfield. Tonderai Chidaya, 28, Density Kamarata , 22, Khemetso Phuthi , 20 and Tafadzwa Chifumuro, 21 who were arrested in March are being charged with unlawful…

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BCC still estimating water bills

THE Bulawayo City Council’s (BCC) water billing system remains broken with residents receiving inaccurate bills. At the peak of Covid-19, the local authority resorted to estimating bills that were being calculated using the household allocations. With the government having relaxed Covid-19 restrictions, the city council appears to be struggling to bring normalcy to its billing…

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