Mutare residents bemoan poor road rehabilitation
By Jussa Kudherezera Citizens had high hopes to see a drastic improvement in road maintenance after Mutare City Council purchased
Ubumbano Voice
November 22, 2021
Sewer bursts expose residents to medieval diseases
by Langelihle Gwebu A smelling environment is unbearable. Sewer bursts have become a health hazard to the community of Emganwini,
Ubumbano Voice
November 22, 2021
Matabelend CSOs launch #EkhayaVote2023 campaign
By Descent Dube A coalition of Matabeleland region Civic Society Organizations (CSOs) on Friday launched EkhayaVote2023 campaign in a bid
Ubumbano Voice
November 22, 2021
Youths adapt to high unemployment
by Langelihle Gwebu The increase in the rate of unemployment in Zimbabwe has exacerbated over the past two years because
Ubumbano Voice
November 22, 2021
Bulawayo City Council neglects the dire state of residential roads
By Sharon Mautsi The government this year declared the country’s roads as a state of national disaster. To this regard,
Ubumbano Voice
November 22, 2021
Charcoal burning-the eco-system under threat
By Zione James Charcoal burning is the only and an opted income generating activity for most people of Group Village
Ubumbano Voice
November 22, 2021
Matebeleland youths set to learn new digital skills through Youth Innovation Trust
By Jane Nkiwane The Youth for Innovation Trust has set up an educative digital skills program to teach young rural
Ubumbano Voice
November 19, 2021
A cry for help
Langelihle Gwebu Residents in Mahatshula, a suburb in Zimbabwe’s second largest city have adapted to fear as their new normal.
Ubumbano Voice
November 19, 2021
Bulawayo residents right to clean and safe water compromised
by Yollander Millin After almost three weeks into the month of November without water, Bulawayo ward 3 residents have expressed
Ubumbano Voice
November 19, 2021
Plastic waste recycling- Making money whilst keeping the environment clean
By Muchemwa Mutuka Life in Zambia is always expected to be sustainable when someone is educated, having a good job
Ubumbano Voice
November 19, 2021
Southern Africa
Mutare residents bemoan poor road rehabilitation
By Jussa Kudherezera Citizens had high hopes to see a drastic improvement in road maintenance after Mutare City Council purchased
Ubumbano Voice
November 22, 2021
News
Sewer bursts expose residents to medieval diseases
by Langelihle Gwebu A smelling environment is unbearable. Sewer bursts have become a health hazard to the community of Emganwini,
Ubumbano Voice
November 22, 2021
Matabelend CSOs launch #EkhayaVote2023 campaign
By Descent Dube A coalition of Matabeleland region Civic Society Organizations (CSOs) on Friday launched EkhayaVote2023 campaign in a bid
Ubumbano Voice
November 22, 2021
Youths adapt to high unemployment
by Langelihle Gwebu The increase in the rate of unemployment in Zimbabwe has exacerbated over the past two years because
Ubumbano Voice
November 22, 2021
Bulawayo City Council neglects the dire state of residential roads
By Sharon Mautsi The government this year declared the country’s roads as a state of national disaster. To this regard,
Ubumbano Voice
November 22, 2021
Opinion
Charcoal burning-the eco-system under threat
By Zione James Charcoal burning is the only and an opted income generating activity for most people of Group Village
Ubumbano Voice
November 22, 2021
Southern Africa
Matebeleland youths set to learn new digital skills through Youth Innovation Trust
By Jane Nkiwane The Youth for Innovation Trust has set up an educative digital skills program to teach young rural
Ubumbano Voice
November 19, 2021
A cry for help
Langelihle Gwebu Residents in Mahatshula, a suburb in Zimbabwe’s second largest city have adapted to fear as their new normal.
Ubumbano Voice
November 19, 2021
Bulawayo residents right to clean and safe water compromised
by Yollander Millin After almost three weeks into the month of November without water, Bulawayo ward 3 residents have expressed
Ubumbano Voice
November 19, 2021
Plastic waste recycling- Making money whilst keeping the environment clean
By Muchemwa Mutuka Life in Zambia is always expected to be sustainable when someone is educated, having a good job
Ubumbano Voice
November 19, 2021