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The City of Bulawayo on Wednesday presented to the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Bulawayo Metropolitan Province, Honourable Judith Ncube, and members of the Joint Operations Command (JOC) the interventions it intends to implement in the management of the Richmond Landfill, as well as measures to address the challenges of illegal vending in the city.
A City of Bulawayo delegation led by the Deputy Mayor, Councillor Edwin Ndlovu, and the Town Clerk, Mr Christopher Dube, presented to Minister Ncube’s entourage how the City seeks to resolve the challenges affecting the Landfill Site through partnering with the private sector in its management.
Mr Dube stated that partnering with the private sector in the management of the Landfill is in line with policy directions from the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works.
The Town Clerk also took the delegation to some of the illegal vending sites and the proposed areas where the City intends to relocate all informal traders, following research conducted to ascertain the number of those operating illegally.
In concurrence with Minister Ncube, it was resolved that the Bulawayo Metropolitan Province, the City of Bulawayo, as well as relevant stakeholders, would hold an emergency planning meeting on how to relocate informal traders to designated places, as the prevailing situation could not be allowed to continue
A City of Bulawayo delegation led by the Deputy Mayor, Councillor Edwin Ndlovu, and the Town Clerk, Mr Christopher Dube, presented to Minister Ncube’s entourage how the City seeks to resolve the challenges affecting the Landfill Site through partnering with the private sector in its management.
Mr Dube stated that partnering with the private sector in the management of the Landfill is in line with policy directions from the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works.
The Town Clerk also took the delegation to some of the illegal vending sites and the proposed areas where the City intends to relocate all informal traders, following research conducted to ascertain the number of those operating illegally.
In concurrence with Minister Ncube, it was resolved that the Bulawayo Metropolitan Province, the City of Bulawayo, as well as relevant stakeholders, would hold an emergency planning meeting on how to relocate informal traders to designated places, as the prevailing situation could not be allowed to continue
The City of Bulawayo on Wednesday presented to the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Bulawayo Metropolitan Province, Honourable Judith Ncube, and members of the Joint Operations Command (JOC) the interventions it intends to implement in the management of the Richmond Landfill, as well as measures to address the challenges of illegal vending in the city.
A City of Bulawayo delegation led by the Deputy Mayor, Councillor Edwin Ndlovu, and the Town Clerk, Mr Christopher Dube, presented to Minister Ncube’s entourage how the City seeks to resolve the challenges affecting the Landfill Site through partnering with the private sector in its management.
Mr Dube stated that partnering with the private sector in the management of the Landfill is in line with policy directions from the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works.
The Town Clerk also took the delegation to some of the illegal vending sites and the proposed areas where the City intends to relocate all informal traders, following research conducted to ascertain the number of those operating illegally.
In concurrence with Minister Ncube, it was resolved that the Bulawayo Metropolitan Province, the City of Bulawayo, as well as relevant stakeholders, would hold an emergency planning meeting on how to relocate informal traders to designated places, as the prevailing situation could not be allowed to continue
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