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Omay South hunting concession raises dust
NewsDay Staff ·

THE Nyaminyami Rural District Council, a local legislator and some villagers in the area have raised questions about the delayed judgment in a case between Afropride Safaris (Pvt) Ltd and Hingerston, Hallmore (Pvt) Ltd over tender issues, that has affected communities that benefit from hunting concession proceeds.
Nyaminyami council chairperson Fastino Mawadze said they were concerned over the delayed High Court judgment from last year as it had affected cash flows and stalled development and service delivery in the area.
“The delayed judgment could have come up with the rightful winner of the tender and that could have injected money into council from hunting concessions and people would have benefited like they used to do in service delivery and infrastructural development.
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