Constituency Development Funds

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Topic : Constituency Development Funds

ZimInd takes legal action against parly over CDF

Parliament refused to release the documents when it was approached by this newspaper in June this year.

By Staff Writer Sep. 22, 2023

ZimInd takes legal action against parly over CDF

CDF disbursement delays stifling development: MP

Speaking at the Dangamvura/Chikanga constituency feedback meeting on Friday, Mutseyami said it was important for the government to disburse the funds before the August plebiscite.

By Clayton Masekesa May. 15, 2023

CDF disbursement delays stifling development: MP

Kwekwe council blames water woes on manpower shortage

Speaking during the commissioning of a borehole project in Amaveni high-density surburb, Msipa said there was a heavy workload on staff in the water department.

By Obert Siamilandu Oct. 18, 2022

Kwekwe council blames water woes on manpower shortage

Platform for Zim’s next music superstar unveiled

And so after observing this tendency earGROUND partnered Gateway Stream Music (digital music streaming platform) to host the inaugural Amplifaya Festival.

By The Southern Eye Aug. 23, 2022

Platform for Zim’s next music superstar unveiled

Burombo flats rehabilitation to commence

Residents in the area accused the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) of failing to attend to burst sewer pipes which are now discharging raw sewage into their houses, posing a serious health hazard.

By The Southern Eye Jan. 30, 2022

Burombo flats rehabilitation to commence

Residents in the area accused the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) of failing to attend to burst sewer pipes which are now discharging raw sewage into their houses, posing a serious health hazard.

By The Southern Eye Jan. 30, 2022