Bulilima Rural District Council

18/08/2026

Bulilima Rural District Council on 14 August 2026 hosted a gender sensitization training facilitated by the Zimbabwe Gender Commission, bringing together council officials and stakeholders to strengthen understanding and implementation of gender equality and gender mainstreaming in local governance.
The training focused on the importance of gender mainstreaming in council planning, budgeting, and service delivery, ensuring that the needs of women, men, girls, and boys are considered equally in development programs. Participants also discussed gender sensitivity, gender equality and equity, gender-based violence, gender laws, and the protection of survivors, including the distinction between protection and peace orders.
The engagement further emphasized the need for local authorities to create inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive communities; promote equal participation in decision-making; challenge harmful gender stereotypes; and ensure that public services benefit all members of the community without discrimination.
The training reaffirmed the importance of empowering local authorities with the knowledge and tools needed to integrate gender considerations into everyday governance and development.

18/08/2026

Bulilima Rural District Council Chief Executive Officer, Mr. B.A. Mulauzi, speaks on the significance of the newly commissioned motorised grader, councillors’ motorbikes, dump trailer, and extended council offices in strengthening service delivery across Bulilima District.
The CEO said the new equipment will improve service delivery, and the motorbikes will help councillors monitor development projects and respond to community needs in their wards.

17/08/2026

17/08/2026

BULILIMA DISTRICT COMMEMORATES HEROES DAY 2026
Bulilima District joined the nation in commemorating Heroes Day 2026, honouring the gallant sons and daughters whose courage, sacrifice and unwavering commitment laid the foundation for the Zimbabwe we have today.
The commemorations, held on Monday, 10 August 2026 at the Heroes Shrine, provided an opportunity for the community to reflect on the sacrifices made by the country’s liberation heroes and to reaffirm the responsibility of preserving the values and legacy they fought for.
As we honour those who gave their lives and dedicated themselves to the liberation of Zimbabwe, let us continue to uphold their legacy by working together for peace, unity, development and a prosperous future for generations to come.
Their sacrifice made our freedom possible. Their legacy must never be forgotten.

17/08/2026

BULILIMA RDC COMMISSIONING | BOOSTING SERVICE DELIVERY
A new chapter in development and improved service delivery for Bulilima Rural District Council!
The Council has commissioned the following key assets and infrastructure:
New Motorised Grader – strengthening road construction and maintenance across the district. Extended Council Offices – creating improved working space and a better environment for efficient service delivery. Councillors’ Motorbikes – enhancing mobility and enabling councillors to effectively engage with and serve communities. Dump Trailer – supporting council operations, maintenance and development projects.
These investments are a major boost towards improved service delivery, efficient council operations and better livelihoods for communities across Bulilima District.
Bulilima RDC – Building Better Communities Through Development and Service Delivery.

17/08/2026

🌾 BULILIMA DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL EXPO 2026 🌾
Bulilima came alive with agricultural innovation, enterprise and community participation as farmers, exhibitors, businesses and stakeholders gathered for the Bulilima District Agricultural Expo, held from 5–7 August 2026 at Madlambudzi High School.
Held under the theme “Growing Today, Sustaining Tomorrow,” the expo provided a platform to showcase the district’s agricultural potential through livestock, crops, vegetables, fruits and poultry, while promoting farmers’ markets, exhibition competitions and agricultural innovation.The event highlighted the hard work and ingenuity of local farmers and created opportunities for knowledge sharing, networking, market linkages and the promotion of sustainable agricultural practices.

05/08/2026

Chief Hikwa, welcoming guests at the recently held Nilukawu Culture celebrations at Dombodema.

03/08/2026

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03/08/2026

The 2026 Nilukawu Culture Celebrations were held at the Nilukawu Culture Centre in Dombodema, Bulilima District, on 31 July 2026 under the theme “Pfumbidza Siyano Yemilenje YebaKalanga.” The event was officiated under the leadership of Chief Hikwa.

Speaking through the celebration theme, organisers said the event was designed to bring communities together to honor Kalanga culture and ensure that its rich traditions, language, and values are passed on to the younger generation.

Children from Tokwana Secondary School and Hossanas provided entertainment and cultural education by showcasing a variety of Kalanga traditions. Their performances aimed to teach the youth the beauty and importance of the BaKalanga heritage, encouraging young people to embrace and preserve their cultural identity.

The celebrations drew community members who came to witness the performances, strengthen cultural ties, and support efforts to keep Kalanga traditions alive for future generations.