mabvuku造句

• In another Harare township called Mabvuku army trucks packed with soldiers patrolled overnight.
• In another Harare township, Mabvuku, army trucks packed with soldiers patrolled overnight.
• It opened in 1975 and is the only school in Mabvuku offering A level.
• The MDC accused ruling party thugs of beating some opposition supporters in Harare's Mabvuku suburb.
• Police had earlier assaulted an opposition lawmaker and his wife in Mabvuku, accusing them of fanning the disturbances.
• In recent years the way of life and communalism has rapidly deteriorated in all over Mabvuku and Tafara areas.
• Maqeda said Mudzuri was detained last night at Mabvuku police station, where lawyers were trying to obtain his release.
• Overall, like in most parts of Zimbabwe, life in Mabvuku has declined rapidly in the previous two decades.
• There he completed primary school before moving to Mabvuku, on the outskirts of Harare, and completing his secondary education.
• An unknown number were rounded up Wednesday in the eastern township of Mabvuku and driven away in military trucks, Bidi said.
• Chamhembe, Jeremiah and Cheers are some of the popular bottle stores that you'll find or hear about in Mabvuku.
• In the eastern township suburb of Mabvuku, protesters forced delivery trucks to turn back and shops had to close without fresh supplies.
• Residents of the eastern Harare township of Mabvuku said police fired tear gas when protesters converged on a bus station and blocked the surrounding streets.
• Police fired tear gas when protesters converged on a bus station and blocked the surrounding streets in the eastern Harare township of Mabvuku, residents said.
• In the eastern Harare township of Mabvuku, lines of commuter waiting for regular transportation dispersed after only a few buses were operating, residents said.
• In the eastern Harare township of Mabvuku, lines of commuters waiting for regular transportation dispersed as only a few buses were operating, residents said.
• In the Harare township of Mabvuku, shoppers at a sidewalk fruit and vegetable stand were mistaken for protesters by soldiers and beaten with rifle butts.
• Esther needed money for the coffin, and money to rent the flatbed truck to haul the coffin to Mabvuku cemetery, 10 miles from her home.