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Youths step in as flooded Gwanda bridge exposes ageing infrastructure

GWANDA - Heavy rains that lashed Gwanda District before Christmas turned the Mtshabezi River Bridge into a dangerous crossing, forcing travellers to rely on local youths for help as the ageing structure once again failed to withstand flood…

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