Obert Mpofu evicted from Esidakeni Farm, court rules land seizure was unlawful
Bulawayo councillors push for Pit Bull ban as dog attacks surge
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Obert Mpofu evicted from Esidakeni Farm, court rules land seizure was unlawful
The High Court has ruled that the government’s acquisition of Esidakeni Farm in Nyamandlovu was unlawful, ordering the eviction of former cabinet minister Obert Mpofu and other beneficiaries who had taken occupation of the land.
Bulawayo councillors push for Pit Bull ban as dog attacks surge
Aproposal to ban vicious dog breeds, including Pit Bulls, is gaining momentum among Bulawayo councillors amid rising concern over dog attacks and the growing population of stray animals.
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