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Zimbabwe: Commission to Train Traditional Leaders

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[The Herald] The Judicial Service Commission has embarked on a capacity building programme for traditional leaders in which they will be trained on how to improve their skills and knowledge as they preside over customary cases in their jurisdiction.

Source: allAfrica.com

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