Zimbabwe: CCC urges its councillors to assist BCC run business operations

Published 2022년 5월 18일

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Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has expanded its cattle herd to 526 and grows sorghum over 2,5 hectares as part of efforts to increase revenue, following concerns from residents about high rates and poor service delivery. A group of councillors, led by Ward 9's Donaldson Mabutho (Citizens Coalition for Change, CCC), conducted an assessment of BCC's business entities, including farms and commercial units like Ingwebu Breweries. CCC leaders have urged their councillors to help improve the profitability of these businesses to reduce service delivery costs for residents. This initiative is in response to Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga's criticism of opposition-controlled councils for their inability to generate income and manage assets effectively, leading to high rates for residents.
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Source: CCC urges its councillors to assist BCC run business operations – NewsDay Zimbabwe BY SILAS NKALA BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) has grown its cattle herd to 526, and several goats, while it also has 2,5 hectares of sorghum as it embarks on farming ventures to get more revenue. This was revealed yesterday during an assessment of BCC business entities by a six-member council business committee. Residents had called on council to find other means of earning revenue instead of relying on rates in order to improve service delivery in the city. Ward 9 councillor Donaldson Mabutho (Citizens Coalition for Change, CCC) told Southern Eye that his business committee comprising six councillors and the city economic developer went on an assessment mission to find out what was happening in the council business units, including farms and commercial entities. “Our first port of call was our farms. We found out that there are 526 cattle which are bred by the City of Bulawayo. We have Boer ...

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