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English: The three blue lines represent the Kwekwe, Bambezaan and Sebakwe rivers. The globe symbolises the gold mine, which is situated between the Kwekwe and Sebakwe rivers. The mortar and pestle represent the early prospectors and smallworkers. The sword is the sword of Justice and the plough represents agriculture.
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Author Samwise Gamgee

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2008-04-02 15:26 319×293× (23788 bytes) Macvivo {{Information |Description= The three blue lines represent the Kwekwe, Bambezaan and Sebakwe rivers. The globe symbolises the gold mine, which is situated between the Kwekwe and Sebakwe rivers. The mortar and pestle represent the early prospectors and sma

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current02:11, 14 December 2016Thumbnail for version as of 02:11, 14 December 2016319 × 293 (23 KB)Mashir43== {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |Description={{en|The three blue lines represent the Kwekwe, Bambezaan and Sebakwe rivers. The globe symbolises the gold mine, which is situated between the Kwekwe and Sebakwe rivers. The mortar and pestle represent...

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