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Byo’s HIV decline: A victory worth guarding

Bulawayo province has recorded a steep 44% decline in new HIV infections compared to 2020, according to the National Aids Council’s (NAC) 2025 HIV Estimate Report.
By Newsday 2h ago

Dab Band, Bolamba Culture Birds in Chibuku Road to Fame finals

All roads lead to the ultimate musical showdown the Chibuku Road to Fame national finals on October 4, where dreams will collide with destiny in a celebration of raw talent
By Tendai Sauta 2h ago

Curio vendors reap big at King Mzilikazi commemorations

Mzilikazi led his people on a historic migration from present day South Africa to settle in southwestern Zimbabwe in the 19th century. 
By Pamenus Tuso 18h ago

City’s children in crisis: A call for urgent collective action

Civic organisations need to amplify their role in advocacy, community support, and creating safe spaces for children to express themselves.
By Southern Eye 18h ago

Bulawayo ignores Zanu PF-linked sanctions group’s begging bowl

The letter was signed by national organising secretary of the movement, one G Nkomo.
By Staff Reporter 19h ago

Alarm over Bulawayo children suicide cases

Bulawayo is coming in terms with a devastating surge in children taking , sparking urgent calls from community leaders, civic organisations, and lawmakers for a collective intervention
By Bongile Moyo 20h ago

Fix Bulawayo’s sewage scandal

ONCE the pride of urban planning in Zimbabwe, Bulawayo is drowning in its own filth. Quite literally.
By Newsday Sep. 12, 2025

Byo records 44% drop in HIV infections

BULAWAYO province recorded a steep decline in new HIV infections in 2024 from figures recorded in 2020, the National Aids Council (NAC) has said.
By Silas Nkala Sep. 12, 2025

BCC targets 100K graves as burial space runs out

BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) plans to extend the Luveve cemetery measuring 54 hectares with a target of 100 000 graves
By Silas Nkala Sep. 11, 2025