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Illegal land grabs at climax stage in st Mary's - Chitungwiza, stands costing US$20
17 Apr 2015 at 15:53hrs | Views
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7:42pm, Apr 16 - +263 7* *** ****: Illegal land grabs at a climax stage in st Mary's chitungwiza stands costing US$20
Zanu (PF) members are pegging stands in all open spaces, in st marys chitungwiza , spreading illegal settlements, these illegal stands are creating so much tension and confusion in the dormitory town.
St marys is now in a mess, we need order In November 2013 local government deputy minister Joel Biggie Matiza told Parliament that government would not tolerate people staying on wetlands or people building on school sites because those houses on wetlands were cracking and boreholes were flooded with human waste hence during the rainy season we might have serious cases of cholera. Matiza said after the completion of the audit report on the issue government would not hesitate to remove illegal settlers. People are pegging stands in recreational places such as Ground B (Macheka square) violating constitutional rights and frauding poor citizens in need of accommodation.
7:42pm, Apr 16 - +263 7* *** ****: Illegal land grabs at a climax stage in st Mary's chitungwiza stands costing US$20
St marys is now in a mess, we need order In November 2013 local government deputy minister Joel Biggie Matiza told Parliament that government would not tolerate people staying on wetlands or people building on school sites because those houses on wetlands were cracking and boreholes were flooded with human waste hence during the rainy season we might have serious cases of cholera. Matiza said after the completion of the audit report on the issue government would not hesitate to remove illegal settlers. People are pegging stands in recreational places such as Ground B (Macheka square) violating constitutional rights and frauding poor citizens in need of accommodation.
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