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The Brief Bulletin: Bulawayo 74% Tariff Hike Row, Gun Amnesty Reform & Mnangagwa In-Laws Court Case

What’s happening in Zimbabwe right now? Alice, brings you the latest headlines, breaking down the stories affecting communities, households and public accountability.

In this CITEZW news bulletin, we cover three major developments:

🔹 ZIMBABWE’S GUN AMNESTY: Why a Member of Parliament says Zimbabwe needs legal reforms alongside its firearms amnesty, and what this could mean for gun control and public safety.

🔹 BULAWAYO’S PROPOSED 74% TARIFF HIKE: Residents push back against proposed municipal tariff increases, raising concerns about household budgets, water supplies, roads and service delivery.

🔹 MNANGAGWA FAMILY COURT CASE: A closer look at the reported November trial dates in a drug-possession case involving three women linked to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s family. The allegations remain subject to court proceedings, and the accused are presumed innocent unless proven guilty.

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