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Nation’s nutrition initiatives lauded

THE United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) has applauded Zimbabwe for making significant strides in addressing child stunting through ramped up nutrition programmes. Unicef communications specialist, Elizabeth Mupfumira, said yesterday that the government had demonstrated its commitment to improving the health and development of children in the country. “We commend the successful smart, forward-thinking investment that…

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Bulawayo housing crisis explodes

THE housing crisis in Bulawayo has reached alarming levels, with the city’s housing waiting list skyrocketing to a staggering 142 000 applicants. According to recent council minutes, Bulawayo mayor David Coltart expressed deep concern over the escalating backlog. “We are concerned over the housing waiting list, which has grown to 142 000,” Coltart stated. He…

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Byo makes strides in road rehab

Staff writer In Bulawayo BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) has reported significant progress in its road maintenance and rehabilitation programme, with over 57,7 kilometres of roads upgraded so far this year under the ongoing Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme Phase 2 (ERRP2). During a stakeholders’ meeting on Monday, acting director of Engineering Services Methusi Dibidi presented an…

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‘We are winning public trust war’… RBZ says, as it prioritises transparency, policy consistency

THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) says it is working hard to engender more public confidence in the country’s monetary system and the ZiG, to further boost the local economy. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — RBZ deputy governor, Innocent Matshe, also said yesterday that authorities were making every…

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BCC formalises vending

BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) has implored informal traders to adhere to licensing procedures to regularise the operations of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to restore order and cleanliness in the city. Speaking at a stakeholders meeting at the weekend, the BCC principal town planner, Shelton Sithole, said the council had launched a city-wide campaign…

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ZITF gears for Mine Entra

THE Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) Company has begun preparations for the country’s annual premier exhibition for the mining value chain — Mine Entra 2025. The event is set to take place between October 8 and 10 at the ZITF grounds in Bulawayo In a statement yesterday, the ZITF chief executive officer (CEO), Nicholas Ndebele,…

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Mudenda breathes fire on councils

THE Speaker of Parliament, Jacob Mudenda, has called out unschooled council officials for running down local authorities countrywide. Speaking during the just-ended Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce congress in Victoria Falls, Mudenda said the auditor general’s reports continued to paint a bleak picture with local authorities failing to present clean financial statements in recent years….

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Bulawayo reviews urban agriculture policy

BULAWAYO City Council has commenced a review of its urban agriculture policy to align it with modern trends in the food systems value chain and address challenges in sustainability and policy enforcement. The existing policy, adopted in 2011, was originally crafted to promote urban agriculture as a strategy for food security, poverty alleviation, and income…

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Government red flags bureaucratic bottlenecks

AUTHORITIES have warned that the country’s economic transformation goals risk being derailed by entrenched bottlenecks in local government systems, urging councils to urgently modernise operations and adopt private-sector friendly reforms. Addressing delegates at the just-ended Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) annual congress in Victoria Falls, the deputy minister of Local Government, Benjamin Kabikira, said…

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