Where the kombis go since Egodini closed, which borehole to trust, matchday tips for Bosso — questions Bulawayo keeps asking, answered by residents and ranked by votes.
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Questions Bulawayo keeps asking each other — where the kombis go now that Egodini's shut, which borehole is actually flowing, how to catch Bosso on derby day — answered by the people who live here, ranked by votes.
Where do you actually catch a kombi now?
Egodini terminus has been a building site for years and kombis were scattered across the CBD when it closed. Name the rank and the route or suburb it serves.
Which borehole or communal tap can you actually rely on?
Some suburbs share one working borehole between hundreds of households. If you know one that's usually flowing, and roughly how long the queue runs, say so.
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