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Bedbug epidemic hits Kwekwe

STAFF WRITER chirimujiris@dailynews.co.zw A MENACING outbreak of bedbugs has infested Kwekwe, with areas like Amaveni and Mbizo being the worst hit, Kwekwe City Council has confirmed. The blood-sucking parasites have forced some families to burn their belongings and sleep in temporary shelters to escape the infestation. Kwekwe mayor Albert Zinhanga said the council has been…

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ZiG, prices hold steady in shops…after government recently got rid of exchange rate controls

Brandon Josphat and Brighton Muronzereyi THE recent move by authorities to grant businesses greater flexibility in setting the prices of their goods and services has provided significant relief to both consumers and major retailers. Consumer watchdogs and retailers who spoke to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — confirmed at the weekend…

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Assist us: Bulawayo cops to public

POLICE in the second city’s Pumula Suburb have appealed to local residents to register as patrol volunteers, to help reduce soaring cases of violent crime in the area.  This comes as the whole country is reeling from surging cases of violent crime, with law enforcement agents recently imploring members of the public to work closely…

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Parliament pushes for health insurance

PARLIAMENT’S portfolio committee on Health is pushing for the urgent tabling and debating in the house of a National Health Insurance Bill expected to address shortcomings in the public health delivery system. Experts are pinning their hopes on the government’s plans to put in place a National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) to resuscitate the country’s…

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BCC battles sewer vandalism

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) is fighting a growing problem of vandalism of sewer infrastructure, with residents deliberately dumping solid waste into the system. BCC engineer Tsopo Moyo said the council has identified hotspots in Lobengula West, Gwabalanda, Tshabalala, and Hillside suburbs where sewer blockages are recurring due to irresponsible behaviour. “Residents are dumping diapers,…

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Ex-husband accused of rape

Yvonne Ncubein BULAWAYO A 32-YEAR-OLD man from Tsholotsho, Matabeleland North province, Ngqabutho Ndlovu, has been dragged to court for allegedly raping his 23-year-old ex-wife. Ndlovu appeared before Bulawayo magistrate Dambudzo Malunga charged with one count of rape. He was not asked to plead and was remanded in custody to May 15 for continuation.  The State…

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‘Chamisa is a dictator who has destroyed country’s opposition’

FORMER MDC Alliance and Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa, has been blamed for the current near comatose state of the country’s opposition. Speaking last week during an online discussion, outspoken former MDC youth leader, Lovemore Chinoputsa — who served under both Chamisa and the revered late opposition icon, Morgan Tsvangirai — also…

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Government freezes land use changes

AUTHORITIES have issued a 90-day moratorium on the issuance and processing of applications for changes in land use by local authorities, effective immediately. The directive aims to restore order and ensure proper management of land resources. In a circular dated May 2 ad – dressed to all local authorities, the minister of Local Government Daniel…

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Kadoma loses out as residents vandalise meters

BY TAPIWA CHIRUME SOME residents in Kadoma are costing the local council a fortune by removing water meters, making it impossible for the authority to charge them accurately. According to Kadoma City Council director of engineering services, Blessing Musasira, the practice is crippling the council’s ability to provide quality services. “Our challenge as a council…

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Zimbabwe braces for quelea birds outbreak

By Stella Madzivanyika THE Migratory Pests Control Department in the ministry of Agriculture is on high alert for a potential quelea bird outbreak that may devastate the country’s winter wheat production. With increased rainfall this year due to the La Nina effect, conditions are ripe for a quelea explosion. Speaking to the Daily News On…

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