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The fuel shortage that has rocked Bulawayo over the past two weeks could put a damper on Zimbabwe's prime shop-window, the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF), scheduled to open on…

Almost all private housing developers in Bulawayo are breaching terms of their agreements of sale with the Bulawayo City Council in one way or the other, according to the latest…

The Bulawayo City Council has set its sights on increasing the housing stock during the year. At least 150 new units are set to be built this year, while about…

President Robert Mugabe, far from discrediting his former propaganda chief, may have inadvertently handed Jonathan Moyo the Tsholotsho seat when he told people in the area that the former information…

The Bulawayo City Council's quest to provide affordable housing to its residents continues to be dogged by poor workmanship. The council, which had awarded contracts to seven individual builders to…

It will be a tough fight. But while the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) is not likely to spring a surprise victory in the March 31 elections, it should…

The foreign currency black market, which was temporarily dampened by the introduction of the managed auction system last year, has resurfaced with a vengeance, prompting Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)…

To some people, the reintroduction of the senate, which was abolished after the Unity Accord to create a single chamber, is an unnecessary expense that the country can hardly afford…

Construction has kicked off with a bang in Bulawayo, with the city council approving building plans worth $3.3 billion in January. The figure almost equalled total plans approved in 2003,…

Former Zipra intelligence supremo Dumiso Dabengwa, who was almost kicked out of national politics by ZANU-PF Young Turks in Bulawayo, has bounced back as one of the most powerful persons…