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Published Date: 30 November 2008
THE Zimbabwean capital, Harare, is offering free graves for victims of a cholera outbreak sweeping the southern African state, which a UN agency says is only the tip of a health crisis.
Nearly 400 people have died from the disease, preventable and treatable under normal conditions, which has infected more than 9,400 in the country and spread to some of its neighbours.

Harare City Council has decided not to charge fees for the burial of victims of the water-borne disease as residents are already under pressure from an economic crisis, including shortages of food and banknotes, the state Herald newspaper reported.





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  • Last Updated: 29 November 2008 11:20 PM
  • Source: Scotland On Sunday
  • Location: Scotland
  • Related Topics: Zimbabwe
 
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Some where in Africa 30/11/2008 21:59:11
from bread basket to basket case! does any one now seriously doubt Smith was right when he said Mugabe will "destroy" Zimbabwe! Smith problem? wrong colour right politics! Mugabe right colour wrong politics!
and the Britain decided to play the colour card! another great British muck up!

 

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