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David Coltart reveals earning US$25 a month

Bulawayo mayor David Coltart, in charge of the country's second largest urban authority, earns a ridiculous US$25 a month, perhaps worse than a day's takings by an illegal street vendor in one of the teeming city pavements.This was reveale…

Published: 06 Feb 2024 at 07:15hrs | 3 | by Staff reporter

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