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Ncube’s Cowdray Park projects in limbo after Zanu PF bags seat

After witnessing a flurry of rare development projects in the run-up to the August elections, residents of Bulawayo’s sprawling high-density…

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Mine blasts threaten houses and schools in Pumula

Priscila Ngwenya is not the only resident in Pumula North suburb, Bulawayo, who is worried that her house might collapse…

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LSU corruption scandal deepens as more rot exposed

More rot has been unearthed at Lupane State University (LSU) in Matabeleland North, as alleged fraudulent practices at the institution…

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Failure is what happens when schools are without teachers

THE poor national examination results achieved by students in Binga schools each year tell a story of an underfunded education…

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‘Shoddy’ voters roll might leave thousands stranded in Cowdray Park

Cowdray Park, a sprawling high density suburb on the outskirts of Bulawayo, will be one of the closely watched constituencies…

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Deka River: Matabeleland North’s river of pain

Deka River, a tributary of the Zambezi River, has been heavily polluted with metals, industrial pollutants released by local and…

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Zim women bear brunt of state sponsored violence

Nobuhle Ndlovu of Lobengula West and Siphiwe Ndlovu of Saucerstown were among four people in Bulawayo who filed an assault…

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Prioritise sexual health and education of adolescents with disabilities

When teenagers with disabilities seek sexual health reproductive services, they frequently hear, “You are disabled, why are you even having…

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Lack of protection for LGBTQI people worsens intimate partner violence

LISA*, a lesbian, was severely injured in 2019 after her lover attacked her with a bottle.  She needed a police…

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Climate change, migration and Covid-19 exacerbate child labour in Matabeleland

When Joel Mudimba’s family left Siansali, Binga in 2017, they had dreams for better fortunes in Bulawayo. Life in the…

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