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Treasury releases US$4.8 million to support citizens returning from South Africa

TREASURY has released US$4.8 million to support Zimbabweans returning home from South Africa amid xenophobic attacks that have forced thousands to abandon their livelihoods. The government announced Thursday that the funds will be used to facilitate the safe return and successful reintegration of affected citizens into their communities. Finance Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube revealed the The post Treasury releases US$4.8 million to support citizens returning from South Africa appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

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Treasury releases US$4.8 million to support citizens returning from South Africa

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WIRE — TREASURY has released US$4.8 million to support Zimbabweans returning home from South Africa amid xenophobic attacks that have forced thousands to abandon their livelihoods. The government announced Thursday that the funds will be used to facilitate the safe return and successful reintegration of affected citizens into their communities. Finance Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube revealed the The post Treasury releases US$4.8 million to support citizens returning from South Africa appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

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