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Topic : Lubimbi

Byo councillor eyes council mine dump

The farm is reportedly under siege from illegal gold diggers and sand poachers.

By Silas Nkala Aug. 16, 2023

Govt yet to release Beam funds: BCC

The Bulawayo Progressive Residents Association recently urged residents to report to authorities schools or administrators who with-hold children’s results over outstanding school fees.

By Emmanuel Mpofu Jun. 14, 2023

Council needs to act on service delivery

Bulawayo has shown that it is prone to waterborne diseases as a result of poor management of its water infrastructure.

By Newsday Feb. 15, 2023

Council needs to act on service delivery

Magwegwe North residents dump human waste at illegal dumpsites

Council also urged property owners to maintain their surroundings, adding that anyone found to be disposing of litter in front of their premises would be arrested.

By Silas Nkala Feb. 14, 2023

Magwegwe North residents dump human waste at illegal dumpsites

Jitters over Gwai-Shangani Dam relocations

Lubimbi is now part of the Gwayi-Shangani Dam catchment area, a development that will see at least 500 families being relocated.

By Patricia Sibanda Jan. 13, 2023

Jitters over Gwai-Shangani Dam relocations

No developments on Lubimbi villagers relocation site: Moyo

This is not the first time that Lubimbi villagers are being relocated to pave the way for a government project.

By Patricia Sibanda Jan. 6, 2023

No developments on Lubimbi villagers relocation site: Moyo

Lubimbi villagers relocation set for next year

Moyo said the relocation exercise would affect an estimated 2 500 villagers, and would cost more than US$2 million.

By Patricia Sibanda Oct. 18, 2022

Lubimbi villagers relocation set for next year

BCC proposes inquiry into water challenges

The call for an enquiry came at a time when the city has reintroduced a 48-hour water-rationing programme to preserve water until the next rainy season.

By Nizbert Moyo Sep. 10, 2022

BCC proposes inquiry into water challenges

Villagers’ relocation to cost US$2m

During the construction of the Kariba Dam around 1956, the other group that came from the Sinamatela area was also relocated to facilitate the establishment of the Hwange National Park.

By The Southern Eye Jun. 26, 2022