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Kickbacks, unreceipted fees: Harare clinics bleeding already struggling patients

Shoko’s ordeal with paying a bribe for safe delivery was not her first encounter with malpractice at a council-run clinic.
By Miriam Mangwaya Sep. 28, 2025

Council engages City Parking to revamp Mbare Musika bus terminus

The Harare City Council has engaged  its subsidiary, City Parking, to revamp Mbare Musika bus terminus to world class standards. 
By Desmond Chingarande Sep. 24, 2025

Ratepayers owe Harare over ZiG8 billion

The city fathers have since warned the debtors, adding that businesses face closure or loss of property through court orders.
By Gracious Daniel Sep. 19, 2025
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Fuel station boom: Digging deeper into Zim’s fossil fuel future in renewable world

Investigations by Truth Diggers traced several stations to companies linked to politically exposed persons, some with interests in fuel importation and gold mining.
By Moses Mugugunyeki Sep. 7, 2025

Harare’s cluster housing boom triggers wave of court battles, unsettles neighbourhoods

 The section stipulates that local authorities must give reasonable public notice and allow affected residents an opportunity to raise objections before approving land development projects
By Miriam Mangwaya Aug. 31, 2025

Fish rots from the head: Harare’s case of leadership failure

Leadership failure and corruption have turned Harare into a mess.
By Tinashe Kairiza Aug. 29, 2025

2 council workers die at sewage plant

The deceased were sewage works attendants stationed at the plant in Glen View, which is the largest sewage treatment plant in Harare with a design capacity of 144 000m3/d.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 29, 2025

Bucket system clogging Harare’s sewers

Shumba urged the city fathers to come up with practical, immediate solutions to restore basic services and upgrade ageing infrastructure before the situation worsens.
By Gracious Daniel Aug. 26, 2025

Where is the Local Government ministry?

Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison is keenly waiting to swallow these culprits who should have been taken in some months ago.
By Johannes Marisa Aug. 22, 2025