B ULAWAYO seeks to expand its master plan beyond its borders as it now faces a critical land deficit, the Daily News reports. This comes as the city’s planning consultant, Tiisetso Dube of Job Jika and Associates, has said it needed an extra 13 hectares to implement projects, including housing provision, that were proposed under…
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