“Not many people say positive things to you when you’re young so when he said he thought I would do a great job I went for it. “I didn’t know what I wanted to do and I remember a friend said to me about the apprenticeship and said I would love it. “I cut my own hair throughout school because we didn’t have much money,” he said. He used to cut Kings of Leon band members' hair 'I cut my own hair at school' He grew up with his parents and two sisters in a council house and had his first Saturday job at a video game shop when he was just 13. “I find that each country has its own style - the Italians are the most creative and cinematic, France goes for a sexier look and the UK opts for a cooler style.”īut back on home ground Mark’s upbringing was just like any other young boy from a small Welsh town. “I think the most extravagant hair style I’ve ever had to do was for the Italian Vogue magazine - they wanted BIG hair! “Sometimes I feel like I live in an airport, I’m there so often.”īut the jet-setting lifestyle means Mark has become familiar with the different styles across various countries. Read more: Welsh art bad boy Neale Howells has designs on shaking up London Fashion Week I’ve travelled to every continent and worked on fashion shoots in places like Brazil, Pakistan, China, Japan and Patagonia.
“I could be going anywhere in the world, that’s what the job is like. “I live a week at a time and don’t know what’s coming up next.
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The 13th councilor is Zanu PF’s Mafusire who has been spared the trouble after he was said not to have been part of the full council meeting that allegedly connived to grab the stands.Mark has styled many celebrities' hair, including Diane Kruger 'Sometimes, I feel like I live in an airport' They are Councillors Nyarumbu (Ward 13), Tachiona (Ward 12 – Independent), Tapera (Ward 10), Chinoera (Ward 9), Zinyemba (Ward 8), Chililo (Ward 7 – Independent), Mufahore (Ward 6), Mutatabikwa ((Ward 5), Mazarura (Ward 4), Munyeveri (Ward 3), Gumisirai (Ward 2) and Dube (Ward 1). The Norton Town Council comprises 13 councillors of whom 10 were elected in 2018 under the MDC Alliance banner while two are independent. Minister Moyo could not readily be contacted to confirm if indeed he has suspended the representatives. “We have not received any communication over suspension as of today (Thursday) but we were called yesterday for questioning,” he said. Speaking on condition of anonymity, two Norton councillors confirmed they were being investigated for the alleged offences. The representatives have reportedly not yet been individually served with their suspension letters which were said to have been delivered to council offices late Thursday. There were unconfirmed reports Thursday that Local Government Minister July Moyo has moved to suspend them following the charges. The councillors were all arrested on Monday but were released into the custody of their lawyer. The figure was still ridiculous even by Zimbabwe’s 2019 currency rate standards. They have been charged with criminal abuse of office,” said the source. “The councillors passed a resolution in 2019 to buy stands for $30 per square mitre. ZimLive could not readily access the exact details of their charges although a source privy to the situation said the councillors were arrested after they passed a 2019 resolution giving themselves the green light to buy the stands for a song. The councillors and the local authority’s top management were all set to appear in court this Friday facing criminal abuse of office charges. The lone Zanu PF councillor was sparred the trouble.
Norton comprises 13 council wards with 12 of them in the hands of opposition councillors who were all netted by the anti-graft body. NORTON – The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has descended on nearly all Norton town councillors and management for allegedly conniving to sell to themselves, some residential stands for as little as ZWL$30 per square mitre.
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