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Chitungwiza orders billboard operators to comply by 24 October

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The municipality of Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe, is asking operators of unauthorised billboards to remove or regularise them by 24 October. The local authority plans to enforce the deadline and threatens offenders with penalties, according to the Daily News.

The municipality of Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe, is calling on operators of illegal billboards to remove them or regularise them by 24 October, or face sanctions. Enforcement of the rules will begin on that date, acting town clerk Japson Nemuseso said in a notice published the previous day.

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