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Miss Rural pageant in false start - The Standard

By Sindiso Dube THE annual Zanu PF national conference has forced the Mr and Miss Rural pageant for Matabeleland South province to be postponed with organisers saying sponsors and partners were tied up preparing for the event. The conference will run from October 26 to 31, with some of the party leaders converging at Bindura […]

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