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A southeaster bears down on the city as firefighting efforts continued to contain a fierce fire which began on Simon’s Town mountain slopes.

Human Settlements Minister, Mmamoloko Kubayi, has called for tough action

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Transport Minister Sindiswe Chikunga said the City had claimed not to have funds, and money had been allocated from the Human Settlements Department in March for the execution of the project.

This comes after Human Settlements Minister, Mmamoloko Kubayi expressed her disappointment that the city hadn’t used the funds. The City said there is insufficient time to spend the money, and aims to use the funds lawfully by following all due processes.

As the mantra “building Zimbabwe brick by brick, stone upon stone” unfolds, President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Wednesday broke the ground on the

For Florence Panda, the best thing about her new house in eastern Zimbabwe is not the modern design or the size, big enough for her family of nine.

New construction standards push Zimbabweans to swap traditional materials for cement bricks to protect homes from extreme weather, curb deforestation and conserve ...

As Zimbabwe faces more and more extreme weather caused by climate change, traditional rural homes made from soil and wood are being destroyed. The government has issued new standards in an effort to encourage builders to switch to more durable materials.

For Florence Panda, the best thing about her new house in eastern Zimbabwe is not the modern design or the size, big enough for her family of nine.