Bulawayo city council (BCC)
Bulawayo attained town status on 1st June 1894 and had its first Municipal Council of 9 elected members in November 1897. By 1943, due largely to its rapid growth, Bulawayo had attained city status under Proclamation 21 of 1943.
Today, the City is run by a Council of 29 elected members headed by the Mayor and his Deputy for
policy and broad decision – making.
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Tracking BCC promises
Promises by BCC
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- Stated by: Acting Director for Engineering Services Engineer Sikhumbuzo Ncube
- on March 27, 2023
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🟣 Behind Schedule
- Stated by: City of Bulawayo Director of Town Planning Wisdom Siziba
- on January 9, 2023
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🟠 Unstarted
- Stated by: Town Planning Director Wisdom Siziba
- on December 13, 2022
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🔵 In progress
- Stated by: BCC Corporate Communications Manager Nesisa Mpofu
- on August 11, 2022
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🟢 Completed
- Stated by: Ward 10 Councillor Snikiwe Mutanda
- on July 5, 2022
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🔵 In progress
- Stated by: BCC Assistant Director of Engineering Services (Roads) Methusi Dibidi
- on August 8, 2022