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Plumtree rolls out prepaid water meters

PLUMTREE Town Council is set to introduce prepaid water meters despite protests from ratepayers, who have condemned the move as an assault on the right to water.

By Peter Dube 12h ago

Hwange’s new CBD takes shape

Hwange town secretary, Ndumiso Mdlalose, said the project has entered the layout design stage, with a formal submission to be made to the Department of

By Sharon Sibindi Jul. 13, 2025

AG’s office faces critical staff shortage

Parliament heard that a roadmap towards finalising the Bill had been crafted with all the stages set to be concluded by the end of 2024.

By Harriet Chikandiwa Jul. 10, 2025

AG’s office faces critical staff shortage

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Deep divisions, dirty deals stall war veterans’ massive housing project

Zevic, which is wholly-owned by veterans of the liberation struggle, has interests in property development, tourism and agriculture.

By Moses Mugugunyeki Jul. 6, 2025

Deep divisions, dirty deals stall war veterans’ massive housing project

Building inspector transforms farming passion into business

Through years of hard work and determination he managed to procure a five-hectare piece of land in Goromonzi.

By Jairos Nhakano Jun. 29, 2025

Building inspector transforms farming passion into business

City of Harare officials seek favours from Garwe

According to insiders, some officials are even resorting to spying on their colleagues and reporting back to Garwe asking for favours and trying to undermine their rivals.

By Kenneth Nyangani Jun. 28, 2025

City of Harare officials seek favours from Garwe

Govt goes after land barons

Mnangagwa urged councillors to put in place systems that will lead to both qualitative and quantitative changes in their local authorities.

By Nizbert Moyo Jun. 28, 2025

‘No government funding, equipment for Hwange’

Local Government and Public Works deputy minister Benjamin Kabikira told the National Assembly that Hwange only received a fire tender in December last year.

By Silas Nkala Jun. 17, 2025