Bulawayo residents: Let your concerns be heard this weekend, discuss Bulawayo’s roads + water situation

Friday, 26 April 2013 12:09

The meetings, to be held in Nkulumane (Ward 20), Mpopoma (Ward 9), Pumula (ward 19) and Entumbane (ward 10) will bring various stakeholders including ward councillors and Child Protection Committee members to account to residents for their operations.

In Mpopoma the Member of Parliament, Samuel Sandla Khumalo is expected to account to residents on how he used the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) to develop Mpopoma-Pelandaba constituency.

Contentious issues that the councillors of the respective wards are expected to address include the state of Bulawayo’s roads, the city’s water situation vis-a-vis new developments such as the water summit held recently at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) and concerns with the city’s water billing system which residents say is faulty.

Please see schedule below (Click to enlarge):

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