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Tshabalala residents endure persistent sewerage crisis amid official inaction

Residents of Tshabalala suburb in Bulawayo are living with a persistent sewerage overflow that has become a daily reality - despite repeated pleas for intervention. The stagnant pools of wastewater, littered with plastic and organic debris…

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