Blessings Chidakwa and Faith Katete – The Herald Newspaper DEVOLUTION dividends have started bearing fruit as evidenced by massive infrastructural projects that include roads upgrade, clinics and schools’ construction as the Second Republic removed a devolution red tape of close to a decade, local authorities have said.
Fungi Kwaramba, Political Editor – The Herald Newspaper (16 April) THE Government has set aside $33,6 billion for the Second Phase of the Emergency Roads Rehabilitation Programme (ERRP2) that was officially launched by President Mnangagwa in Mt Darwin, Mashonaland Central Province yesterday and which will create more than 20 000 jobs across the country.
Conrad Mupesa-Mashonaland West Bureau – The Herald Newspaper THE Government will acquire 10 000 hectares of land for urban housing development between now and 2025 to address the housing backlog, Minister of State for Presidential Affairs and Monitoring Implementation of Government Programmes, Dr Joram Gumbo has said.
Precious Manomano, Herald reporter – The Herald Newspaper City of Harare has gradually started decentralising the Covid-19 vaccination campaign to enable residents to access the services.
Ivan Zhakata, Herald Correspondent GOVERNMENT has injected US$9,3 million through devolution funds for the upgrade and rehabilitation of Morton Jaffray and Warren Control water works to improve water supply across the city.
Zvamaida Murwira, Senior Reporter – The Herald Newspaper Construction of 200 000 low-cost houses and flats by 2023 is on course, with Cabinet approving the new building technology being tried out this year in a major Dzivarasekwa complex of 1 400 flats that Treasury has already allocated $1 billion. Also at yesterday’s meeting, Cabinet gave the […]
(Courtesy of zbcnews.co.zw) The devolution programme is set to expedite infrastructure development in line with the National Development Strategy One. It has been a tall order for Damafalls residents in Harare to get a health care facility.
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau -Chronicle (31 MAR, 2021) The Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) has temporarily introduced water rationing in Beitbridge town to avert a water crisis following a major electrical fault that occurred on an electricity transformer that powers its water treatment plant in the border town.
Zvamaida Murwira, Senior Reporter – The Herald Newspaper Boarders will not be allowed to go back home during the Easter holidays and their parents are barred from visiting them at school while traditional church gatherings associated with the period will remain limited to 50 people as Government takes a cautious approach to avert a third […]
Godknows Matarutse SENIOR STAFF WRITER matarutseg@dailynews.co.zw THE government has set aside $10 billion to construct dams and rehabilitating water treatment plants to end Zimbabwe’s perennial water challenges, Agriculture minister Anxious Masuka has said. This comes as the provision of clean water in most towns has remained a pipe dream for many, especially in the […]
