A senior Bulawayo councillor has been jailed for a year after being convicted of soliciting a US$20,000 bribe from a foreign investor. Mpumelelo Moyo (37) the Finance Committee Chairperson of Bulawayo City Council and councillor for Ward 26 was found guilty of bribery by the Tredgold
By Elishamai A Ziumbwa The Bulawayo City Council has raised concern over informal traders operating in unauthorised areas warning of an immediate clampdown on illegal street vending, car washing, pushcarts, and unregulated commuter activity within the Central Business District (CBD). In a statement, Bulawayo Town Clerk Christopher
Minister of National Housing and Social Amenities, Daniel Garwe says there will not be any setting up of new illegal settlements going forward, while pledging to regularize some existing ones in a bid to bring sanity in cities. Garwe said this while officially opening the Center
The country’s second largest city, Bulawayo has failed to attract meaningful investment for the past two decades, a development that has seen it lag behind its regional peers due to centralization of resources, city Mayor Solomon Mguni has said. Speaking to 263Chat Business on the sidelines
BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) is planning to carry out its own census of residents in the city for proper planning and administrative purposes. The census, will also assist the local authority in dealing with the housing problem, which is overburdened. Addressing journalists on behalf of the Mayor
By Staff Reporter A public notice by the Bulawayo City Council that it will shoot down stray dogs has left residents in the city divided. The local authority noted that there was an increase in the number of dogs infected with rabies. "The City of Bulawayo has noted
The National Youth Development Trust (NYDT) has welcomed the move by the Ministry of Youth Indigenisation and Economic Development to revive the national youth fund after reviewing its weaknesses. The Minister of Youth Indigenisation and Economic Development, Chris Mushowe declared that he is in the final
By Staff Reporter GRATEFUL Bulawayo residents Wednesday held a mass thanksgiving service, which was attended by members of various religious denominations. The service, organised by the local authority, gave the residents an opportunity to thank God for the bumper rains that fell last year, which saw some
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By Staff Reporter The state of roads in Bulawayo has worsened in the last few weeks since the onset of the rainfall season amid complaints from motorists that the pothole riddled roads were causing damage to their vehicles. The local authority has been on record admitting that
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