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Commuters stranded as buses illegally hike fares

by Mafu Sithabile

07 Aug 2011 at 05:22hrs | 598 Views

Harare - Hundreds of people intending to travel for holidays where on Friday left stranded at long distance pick up points, while buses illegally hiked fares in a bid to cash in on desperate travellers ahead of the Heroes holidays, ZBC News reported.

Source - ZBC News

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