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Council to slash maize fields

HARARE City Council plans to slash maize planted on undesignated land amid concerns chemicals from fertilisers used by farmers are contaminating the city's water sources.There are also fears over alleged crimes taking place under the cover…

Published: 07 Feb 2021 at 06:36hrs | | by Staff reporter

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