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Government lifts ban on imports

by Thobekile Zhou

01 Jul 2016 at 20:38hrs | 30472 Views

Following today's protests in Beitbridge the government has decided to lift the controversial ban on imports.

Industry Minister Mike Bimha announced on radio that the ban has been lifted.

He gave no further details. However, armed police are patrolling the residential area.
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Source - Byo24News

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