Breaking News City of Mutare Chamber Secretary Resigns

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Mutare Chamber Secretary Mr Cephas Vuta Resigns yesterday. By the time he resigns a disciplinary hearing  was being contacted before Rtr Justice Chinhengo. Vuta throws in the towel after noticing that the charges were too powerful for him. More details to follow...... 

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