Nesisa Mpofu

Zimbabwe Tourism Authority Corporate Communications and Industry Relations Manager Hazel Zisanhi is the new president of the Zimbabwe Institute of Public Relations.
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Last week Sunday News observed a Bulawayo City Council (BCC) enforcement team clamping haulage trucks that had parked overnight near the Inxwala site at around 9pm.
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Motorists who engage illegal car wash agents that operate within parking zones in Bulawayo’s Central Business District risk having their vehicles impounded by the local authority as this violates a number of council by-laws.
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For a number of years that count into decades, the expansive water pool in Bulawayo’s Entumbane suburb C section commonly known as Enkwalini had become a hydra whose jaws were always open and ready to swallow troubled souls seeking to find…
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TWO more patients were yesterday referred to Thorngrove Hospital for further assessment after they developed suspected cholera symptoms.
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There was some comic relief last Wednesday afternoon in the Bulawayo City Council chambers as councillors scrambled to be seen contributing during a full council meeting that was being live streamed on social media for the first time.
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The Bulawayo City Council has been approving requests for two bodies to be buried in one grave at a time the city is running out of burial space, raising speculation that city fathers may be considering double burials as the solution to the…
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By Nqobile Tshili The Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has started investigating the collapse of a building housing a Nandos outlet that killed one person and left three others injured. Wellington Maganga succumbed to head injuries on…
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By Vusumuzi Dube The Bulawayo City Council spent US$118 000 in buying a top-of the-range vehicle for its Mayor, Councillor Martin Moyo. The cost is almost double what the local authority spent when they bought their former Mayor,…
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By Mashudu Netsianda The Bulawayo City Council will today start a 48-hour water shedding programme following a decline in water levels at the city's major supply dams. In a statement last night, BCC Senior Public Relations…
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