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‘8th wonder of the world’

The Riversdale Natural Bridge, considered by community stakeholders to be ‘an eighth wonder’ of geological significance, has been pitched as a potential economic game-changer for the farming-dependent rural district. Situated at the square, the...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Says to Go After Land Barons

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