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Zimbabwe: Floods Leave Budiriro Residents Stranded

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[The Herald] Homeowners living on wetlands around Harare were this week left counting their losses after their homes were flooded following incessant rains received this week, with some calling on the Government to help service the land they are occupying to avoid further losses.

Source: allAfrica.com

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