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Seminar paper, including interview with the artist, Kidron Village, 1987, supervised by Prof. Gila Ballas (now in Beit Ziffer); Sugata, Mutoko.
Lea Nikel. 2009
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"Two ZANU-PF supporters have been shot dead and two others escaped unhurt in politically motivated violence by suspected MDC (the opposition Movement for Democratic Change) elements in Mutoko,"
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A passenger on a bus reported seeing a man being hung by his hands from a tree while a group was beating him at Corner Store, between Muhrewa and Mutoko - this took place at approximately 4 pm Sunday 13 April 2008.
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The newspaper also reported that a hospital in Mutoko, northeast of
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The Mudzi/Mutoko area is particularly bad, with homes being burned.
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At a hospital in the north-eastern town of Mutoko, where cholera had claimed three lives while 59 were being treated, the minister said officials were considering closing the facility "owing to critical food shortages."
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Timothy Rusere, an English teacher at a rural Mutoko school about 200 kilometres northwest of Harare, is one of the hundreds of teachers who have fled their schools.
Teachers Fall Victim to Rural Violence IWPR 2008
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One of the dead was a school headmaster in the Mutoko district northeast of Harare whose eye was removed and whose genitals were severed.
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Timothy Rusere, an English teacher at a rural Mutoko school about 200 kilometres northwest of Harare, is one of the hundreds of teachers who have fled their schools.
Teachers Fall Victim to Rural Violence IWPR 2008
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KOINANGE: Mutoko is referring to this: A daring raid earlier this month on two of the country's leading media outlets by masked gunmen captured on close circuit television.
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