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Soldiers, police demand to be census enumerators

by Staff photgrapher

08 Aug 2012 at 12:11hrs | 2798 Views

Riot police block the entrance to Girls High School in Harare yesterday where some uniformed forces demanded to be introduced as enumerators in the upcoming national census.

Source - dailynews

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