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Gweru council owed US$18,88 million

Chivhoko also said council was committed to improving the city’s roads, adding that they were in a deplorable state due to incessant rains.

By Stephen Chadenga Feb. 20, 2025

Gweru residents demand feedback on budget approval

Viset executive director Samuel Wadzai said consultations between the local authority and residents should continue throughout the whole budget formulation cycle.

By Stephen Chadenga Jan. 30, 2025

Gweru residents demand feedback on budget approval

Gweru in parking fees promotion

The parking management company said there were three zones in the central business district (CBD) where motorists could park their vehicles during the promotion.

By Stephen Chadenga Jan. 22, 2025

Gweru’s Go Beer bounces back after decade

Mayor Martin Chivhoko confirmed the latest development.

By Stephen Chadenga Dec. 29, 2024

Gweru’s Go Beer bounces back after decade

Council suspends workers for booing managers

Richard Longwe and Mary Svinurai died on November 6 after inhaling suspected toxic gases while working in the sewer manhole.

By Stephen Chadenga Dec. 1, 2024

Council suspends workers for booing managers

2 Gweru council workers die in manhole

Council spokesperson Vimbai Chingwaramusee confirmed the tragic incident in a statement yesterday.

By Stephen Chadenga Nov. 8, 2024

Gweru flagged over health, education sectors funding

The call came after residents indicated that council was short-changing them through unfulfilled promises of building more clinics and schools.

By Stephen Chadenga Oct. 30, 2024

Gweru flagged over health, education sectors funding

Gweru urged to prioritise infrastructure for informal traders

Makunere said instead council was proposing to hike medical consultation fees to US$10 from $5 and US$2 to US$8 for adults and children between 6 and 14 years respectively.

By Stephen Chadenga Oct. 28, 2024

Gweru urged to prioritise infrastructure for informal traders

Residents urged to participate in budget consultations

GWERU residents have been urged to make relevant and meaningful contributions during the 2025 national budget consultations so that key service delivery issues are addressed.

By Stephen Chadenga Oct. 10, 2024