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Dr Vincent Hungwe, the public Services Commissioner Chair. He has transformed rural life &modernised it at Dunira Village in Chivi. He has proven that one doesn't need to have a farm necessarily, bt can utilise the Land that was left by forefathers into cash generating projects

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