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Chiefs meet to finalise Gukurahundi outreach

In this Friday, June 13 edition, Traditional leaders in Matabeleland are meeting in Bulawayo to finalize plans for the Gukurahundi Community Engagement Outreach Programme, a government-backed effort to address past atrocities. Ramesh Viswashkumar, the sole survivor of Thursday’s Air India crash that killed over 240 people, recounted his escape through a broken emergency exit.

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