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The recent Public Hearing Meeting for #constitutionalamendmentbill3 held in Goromonzi was unfortunately turned into a rally, as some attendees resorted to booing and disrupting those who spoke in opposition to CAB#3. A public hearing is meant to provide a platform for open and respectful dialogue, where all participants can... show more

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