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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 30496, member: 2262"]
Manicaland stayed rock-solid calm on Monday, with businesses and everyday life cruising along normally despite some wannabe troublemakers trying to spark protests.

Their attempts to trick people into hitting the streets totally flopped. Major towns like Mutare, Rusape, Chipinge, Nyanga, and Murambinda kept humming along. Shops, markets, and public services ran without a hiccup, showing just how tough the province's people can be.

Locals basically gave those protest callers a big collective shrug. ZANU PF Central Committee member Getrude Mutandi rolled through Mutare and confirmed everything was chill. She emphasized how Manicaland stands firm against anyone trying to mess with their peace and progress.

Transport hubs buzzed with normal activity. At Mudzviti Bus Rank, buses packed with passengers rolled out like any other day. Vendors at local markets kept selling their goods without breaking stride. The Forbes Border Post saw steady traffic between Zimbabwe and Mozambique. Even the Makoni Rural District Council held a full meeting with zero drama, proving that peace was the name of the game across the entire region.
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