Zimbabwe: Lawyers Rescue Hwange Woman Evicted By Coal Miner

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Zimbabwe: Lawyers Rescue Hwange Woman Evicted By Coal Miner

[263Chat] Hwange Magistrate Barbra Phiri has ordered Hwange Colliery Company (HCC) to allow a 29-year-old woman re-occupy her house after she had been evicted by the state-run coalminer.

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