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From Dean : University of Zimbabwe  21 November 2017 Good morning ladies and gentlemen. This serves to inform you that there are discussion underway to keep University open and allow students to complete the current semester before end of December 2017. I will update youu soon as i have final position. Meanwhile, students in University accommodation are kindly encouraged not to check out. All inconveniences are sincerely regretted. Thank you. 
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