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BCC, residents share bill on servicing stands

Bulawayo Progressive Residents Association (BPRA) chairperson Ambrose Sibindi said the agreement was mutual.
By ZANELE NDLOVU May. 21, 2023

Traders accuse police of corruption

Bulawayo provincial police spokesperson Inspector Abednico Ncube only said: “I am not aware of the issue.”
By ZANELE NDLOVU Apr. 7, 2023

‘Slash senior citizens’ bills by 50%’

Council’s finance and development committee chairperson, Tawanda Ruzive said allowing the elders to pay half bills would cripple council operations.
By ZANELE NDLOVU Mar. 8, 2023

Byo residents protest over ‘exorbitant’ rates

Bulawayo Progressive Residents Association (BPRA) vice-chairperson Patricia Tshabalala said some of the residents had their furniture confisticated by council after failing to pay bills.
By Mpumelelo Moyo Nov. 24, 2022

Pumula South stands dispute escalates

Bulawayo deputy mayor Mlandu Ncube said the beneficiaries were still in talks with the council.
By Patricia Sibanda Nov. 14, 2022

BCC demands US$ top-ups for 2016 stands

In December 2018, council approved the sale of housing stands in US dollars, a move widely rejected by residents as anti-pro poor.
By Patricia Sibanda Oct. 16, 2022

Chinese quarry mine unsettles Byo residents amid bribery claims

Hualin was given the nod to set up the quarry mine by the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) and the contract is valid for 10 years.

By The NewsDay Jan. 30, 2022

Chinese quarry mine unsettles Byo residents amid bribery claims

Hualin was given the nod to set up the quarry mine by the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) and the contract is valid for 10 years.

By The NewsDay Jan. 30, 2022

Schools closure fuel drug abuse

Acting president Constantino Chiwenga last week postponed the re-opening of schools by a further three weeks when he announced an extension of the Covid-19 lockdown by 14 days.

By The NewsDay Jan. 23, 2022