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Council applauded for youth vocational training programmes

Bulawayo City Council has been applauded for empowering young people through its vocational training programmes, with councillors praising the growing number of youths graduating with practical life skills.According to the latest council m…

Published: 20 Mar 2026 at 06:24hrs | 539 | by Stephen Jakes

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