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Bulawayo’s water bills could rise under privatisation, and low-income households may bear the biggest burden.
A policy analysis by water rights advocate Khumbulani Maphosa warns that privatising urban water systems could drive up costs and make access to municipal water harder for vulnerable communities.
Zimbabwean woman seeks help for father struggling after stroke
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Pope Leo urges shift from war spending to sustainable agriculture amid El Niño threat
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa has granted a month-long amnesty allowing individuals and institutions to surrender unlicensed or illegally acquired firearms and ammunition without prosecution, police have announced.
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Having a budget is one thing; delivering services is another.
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