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Bulawayo backtracks on pre-paid water metres

by Staff reporter

13 Jan 2016 at 01:47hrs | Views

The Bulawayo City Council has backtracked on its bid to install prepaid water meters in the city.

According to the latest council minutes, the city fathers seem to have succumbed to mounting pressure from the residents and civic society organisations.

Source - Daily News

Bulawayo backtracks on pre-paid water metres

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