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Transport blues imperil pregnant women

The journey to Gweru Provincial Hospital, around 71km from the central business district (CBD), is particularly gruelling.
By Evans Mathanda Nov. 8, 2024

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 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

Livestream budget consultations: Gweru residents

A senior citizen, Thomas Takawira, said residents should be aware of their rights so that they actively participate in budget processes.
By Stephen Chadenga and Praise Nyamadzawo Oct. 18, 2024

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

Gweru airport project stalls

The project is part of the many ventures the council has lined up as part of the city’s business growth.
By Stephen Chadenga Oct. 8, 2024

Gweru residents call for inclusive education, health in 2025 budget

Residents unanimously agreed at the meeting that council should have policies in education and health that compel officials to implement programmes in the two key sectors.
By Stephen Chadenga Oct. 3, 2024

Ratepayers owe Gweru US$161m

Presenting the mid-year 2024 budget review on Monday this week, council assistant finance director Owen Masimba said a significant portion of the debt was overdue by more than four months.
By Stephen Chadenga Oct. 2, 2024