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Breaking News: Robert Mugabe International Airport traffic controllers who had downed tools in the early hours of Friday morning have now resumed work following intervention by the Transport ministry.

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Breaking News: Robert Mugabe International Airport traffic controllers who had downed tools in the early hours of Friday morning have now resumed work following intervention by the Transport ministry.

  • Post author:Staff Reporter
  • Post published:December 20, 2019
  • Post category:Africa Report / Business / Top Stories

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