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Government challenges local authorities over waste management

THE government has challenged local authorities and other stakeholders across the country to scale up waste management efforts to ensure the environment is not polluted. Speaking at an environmental management strategic dialogue yesterday, Environment minister Mangaliso Ndlovu said it was unfortunate that stakeholders were failing to maintain cleanliness in their respective cities. “The major question…

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Bulawayo’s blitz on vendors in false start

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC)’s planned blitz to weed out informal trading in the city centre got off to a false start yesterday after State security forces reportedly requested a postponement of the exercise citing fears of anarchy. The move by the local authority, mainly targeting vendors, pushcart operators, street car washes and other informal…

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NBSZ partners churches to increase blood stocks

THE National Blood Services of Zimbabwe (NBSZ) says it has partnered with churches to improve blood stocks, which diminished during the just-ended festive season owing to a number of fatal road traffic accidents. This comes after NBSZ has for a long time been experiencing blood shortages, a situation which has been worsened by lack of…

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Politicians blame BCC for failing to maintain order

POLITICIANS in Bulawayo have blamed the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) for failing to maintain order in the second capital following the council’s plea to have political parties assist the municipality in ensuring informal traders operating in the central business district (CBD) are removed. This comes after the BCC recently issued an ultimatum to the informal…

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Bulawayo orders vendors to vacate CBD

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has issued an ultimatum to all illegal informal traders operating in the Central Business District (CBD) to cease operations by tomorrow. This directive comes after the municipality has been struggling to control illegal vendors and food outlets which are increasing daily. However, the move is likely to turn into running…

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WHO scales up Zim fight against TB

THE World Health Organisation (WHO) says it is scaling up its support for tuberculosis (TB) preventive therapy in Zimbabwe by assisting the government and other relevant stakeholders to introduce a mobile application meant to ease screening of the disease. This comes after statistics by WHO indicated that Zimbabwe experienced a decrease in TB Preventive Therapy…

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Girl (15) kidnapped for 17 days, drugged, raped

POLICE in Bulawayo have arrested a 42-year-old suspect for allegedly kidnapping a 15-year-old girl before drugging and raping her several times for 17 days. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Bulawayo police spokesperson inspector Abednico Ncube said Mkhululi Ndlovu allegedly kidnapped the minor in Nkulumane on December 8 last year before she managed to escape…

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‘Bulawayo abandoned pits become death traps’

POLICE in Bulawayo have raised concerns over abandoned pits which have become death traps in the second capital with cases of drowning minors on the rise since the onset of the rainy season. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Bulawayo police spokesperson inspector Abednico Ncube called on parents and guardians to closely monitor their children,…

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Power cuts destroy $490m property in Bulawayo

THE daily power outages experienced in the country in recent months resulted in property worth over $490 million being destroyed in Bulawayo in 2022 due to fire outbreaks, the city’s mayor, Solomon Mguni, said in his latest report. Zimbabwe has been experiencing punishing electricity shortages last year as Zesa failed to meet demand, partly due…

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Health centre rolls out free eye test for minors

A LOCAL health facility has embarked on a campaign to provide free eye examinations for children under the age of 12. Speaking to the Daily News in Bulawayo yesterday, Qorax Vision Centre optometrist Farai Zinyembe said the initiative, which was recently launched, will run until the end of the year. “Our free eye examinations for…

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