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Chief Mutema buried

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Last updated: July 16, 2021 1:56 am
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The late Chief Mutema
Knowledge Mhlanga
CHIPINGE –
The late Chief Mutema, who died in Harare on February 24, was buried in Mutema
village in his Ngaone home area on February 27.
Many people gathered to mourn
the long-serving chief who ascended to the throne in October 1995, meaning he
ruled for a period of almost 25 years.
The late chief, whose real
name was Philemon Sonani Mutema, will be remembered for many good things
including being a renowned mathematics teacher at Chikore Secondary School back
in the 1970s.
His area of jurisdiction
covered 15 of Chipinge district’s 30 wards.
Chief Mutema is survived by
one wife, six children, 21 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

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