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Hwange to regularise vending

A Hwange councillor has moved a motion for the construction of market stalls at the Empumalanga Terminus to ensure that vendors have habitable working conditions.

By Sharon Sibindi Nov. 17, 2024

Businesses urged to bolster defences against cyberattacks

The call comes amid a surge in cyber incidents across the country, exposing vulnerabilities in financial institutions, telecommunications, and even educational institutions.

By Julia Ndlela Nov. 8, 2024

Businesses urged to bolster defences against cyberattacks

Zim faces dark festive season

He was responding to legislators who raised concerns about the unending load-shedding during the Question and Answer session in the National Assembly on Wednesday.

By Miriam Mangwaya Nov. 4, 2024

Hwange master plan development to spur growth: Chairperson

Mafa told Southern Eye that council was pushing for incorporation of seven wards in the concession areas into the local board as well as attaining town status.

By Sharon Sibindi Oct. 30, 2024

Hwange master plan development to spur growth: Chairperson

How to empower Hwange (II)

Zimbabwe is estimated to have coal deposits ranging between 10 billion and 25 billion tonnes. Of these resources, a significant portion is in Hwange.

By Kevin Tutani Oct. 25, 2024

Hwange fails to bill properties for 20 years

The HLB could not truly ascertain the value of properties in its area for billing purposes as it last carried out a general valuation roll more than 20 years ago.

By Sharon Sibindi Oct. 23, 2024

Hwange fails to bill properties for 20 years

‘Make your daughter marry me or I will kill you’

Irvine Shoko appeared at the Hwange Magistrates Court facing one count of threatening to commit murder and another charge of possession of prohibited knives.

By Bongile Moyo Oct. 19, 2024

‘Make your daughter marry me or I will kill you’

How to empower Hwange for its own and country’s benefit

When an area is greatly dependent on just one or a few types of economic activities for its survival, it usually comes with great challenges and risks.

By Kevin Tutani Oct. 18, 2024