Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Where there is a will, there is a way. These words became manifest and took a life form when the Australian Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Mr Mathew Neuhaus (MN), visited Small Business Traders in Ward 25 (Nketa 9) to see the Vending Shelters that have been donated by Bulawayo City Council with the assistance of ZDDT, to this important sector of the economy.

Read more: Australian Ambassador to Zimbabwe visits Bulawayo vending shelter developments

Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Ward 28 CAT members have gone out in full throttle to lead by example in educating the rest of the residents about the importance of keeping their community clean. A living testimony to this is the clean up campaign the CAT organised and conducted on the 2nd of December around the Egodini/ Esigaweni area in Cowdray Park.

Read more: Bulawayo Ward 28 Community Action Team spreads the word of communal self-help

Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. ZDDT recently held an Effective Project Management Workshop, at its head offices, for its new staff members, Provincial Development Officer, Mrs Jasmine Toffa, and News Correspondent, Mr Ntando Sibanda.

Read more: ZDDT welcomes in a new team of staff members

Bulawayo, Zimbabwe- Vendors have for a long time been one of the most crucial players in ensuring food security on a family unit basis. However, these central aspects of every community have been plagued by the unavailability of proper infrastructure to lawfully and profitably conduct their daily business.

Read more: MATABELELAND ENGINEERING APPLAUDS Bulawayo VENDOR SHELTERS PROJECT

Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Bulawayo City Council (BCC) employees have indicated a desire to provide state-of-art customer service to boost revenue collection.

Read more: Bulawayo City COUNCIL WORKERS VOW TO OFFER EXCELLENT CUSTOMER CARE

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