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Residents
in Mutare are facing water supply problems
Bulawayo
Agenda
March 09, 2010
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Mutare
- Residents in the city are facing problems with water
supply which is only available from midnight to dawn. Residents
have expressed concern about the shortage of water dating three
years back, saying that this may lead to cholera outbreaks. They
said that the lack of a resident's association is a push back
to the plight of residents being addressed.
Bulawayo
- Yesterday, the Zimbabwe
Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) hosted the celebration of the
International Women's Day. The ZCTU Women Advocacy Council
wrote a petition to appeal to the government to make the 8th of
March a Public Holiday in the Zimbabwean Calendar.
Upcoming
Events
- On the 10th
of March, Bulawayo Agenda will be holding a Constitutional Debate
Series meeting in Mangwe District in Matabeleland South.
- Bulawayo
Agenda will be holding a public meeting to discuss the effects
of sanctions on the GPA
and the GNU on the 11th of March at the Small City Hall. Other
meetings will be held in Bulilima East and West Districts in Matabeleland
South.
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