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BCC to host investment conference in Harare

Announcing the latest developments, BCC spokesperson Bongiwe Ngwenya said the conference would be held today, adding that various stakeholders were expected to attend the indaba.

By Kudzaishe Chibaya 9h ago

BCC to host investment conference in Harare

Chinese miner donates solar lights to BCC

Ward 17 Pumula councillor Sikhulekile Moyo told Southern Eye that they were happy about the social corporate responsibility gesture of the mining company.

By Nizbert Moyo Jul. 22, 2025

Chinese miner donates solar lights to BCC

City’s food outlets violate regulations

uncil’s chamber secretary Sikhangele Zhou announced plans to disseminate licensing information through social media, with all applications processed at City Hall Office 6.

By Silas Nkala Jul. 20, 2025

BCC approves building plans valued at over US$3m

This is revealed in the council’s latest building control section monthly statistical report by housing and community services director Dictor Khumalo.

By Silas Nkala Jul. 19, 2025

BCC approves building plans valued at over US$3m

BCC, police patrol nets 13 gold panners in Esigodini

A JOINT operation conducted by Bulawayo City Council (BCC) rangers and police in the city’s catchment areas in Esigodini

By Silas Nkala Jul. 17, 2025

BCC, police patrol nets 13 gold panners in Esigodini

BCC starts 2025 budget review consultations

Bulawayo-based development practitioner Thembelani Dube said residents’ input should be considered to address the service delivery challenges they face.

By Nizbert Moyo Jul. 10, 2025

BCC starts 2025 budget review consultations

Contractor seeks to review US$60m Egodini project

Terracotta has failed to complete the project since 2012.

By Obert Siamilandu Jul. 7, 2025

Contractor seeks to review US$60m Egodini project

Residents flag Bulawayo’s procurement and tender processes

Siziba said residents were aware of issues such as the acquisition of ambulances that were never delivered after council paid US$300 000 to a briefcase company.

By Silas Nkala Jul. 7, 2025