Judith Ncube

Suspects in the murder of Mboneni Ncube, a Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) supporter, are reportedly harassing and threatening to kill witnesses including the deceased's sister.
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Football legend, Ernest “Maphepha” Sibanda, who died last Tuesday at the age of 63 was laid to rest at Lady Stanley Cemetery in Bulawayo yesterday with different speakers describing him as a man of peace, a unifier as well as a humble…
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Bogus estate agents are on the rampage in Bulawayo, fleecing desperate homeseekers through exorbitant fees for non-existent properties.
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The National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has lost equipment worth US$167 785 in a year while the value of those recovered stands at US$79 946 with 322 criminals arrested out of 124 cases that were dealt with, an official has said.
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After numerous attempts and false starts, Ekusileni Hospital in Bulawayo will finally open its doors to the public on Friday.
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Bulawayo Provincial Affairs Minister Judith Ncube yesterday intervened to stop a local supermarket that was selling a 10kg of subsidised roller meal on condition that a customer first bought groceries worth $150.
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BULAWAYO Provincial Affairs Minister Judith Ncube yesterday castigated peddlers of fake news after scores of people gathered at Mpilo Central Hospital, responding to social media messages that there would be nurses’ recruitment at the…
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More people from the southern region have been added to lists of student nurses enrolled last week at two Bulawayo hospitals after claims that more than 90 percent of the recruits were from Harare and its surrounding provinces.
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The Minister of State for Bulawayo Provincial Affairs, Judith Ncube, has challenged event organisers to recognise the cosmopolitan nature of the province while conducting national programmes in the city.
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The number of people who have been quarantined for cholera in Bulawayo has risen to 10 from three on Friday amid revelations that the city’s infectious disease hospital  Thorngrove  can hold no more than 100 patients.
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