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Crispin Dube | |
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| Born | Crispin Dube October 1974 |
| Died | 19 October 2022 (aged 47–48) |
| Occupation | politician |
| Title | Councilor |
Crispin Dube (October 1966 – 19 October 2022) was a Zimbabwean accountant, political activist, and politician. He is most known for the role he played in office as a Councillor in Mutare, Zimbabwe. He served as councillor for ward 9 in Dangamvura for the opposition parties Movement for Democratic Change – Tsavangirai and later Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC). He was one of the CCC councillors who was re-elected after mass recalls by MDC-T leader, Douglas Mwonzora in 2022.[1]
Prior to joining public office he worked as an accountant for Mutare City Council.
He gained popularity in Mutare for advocating for community projects that were non-political. His projects in office included ensuring the availability of short-term jobs, portable water, trash collection, road repairs and keeping the environment clean within the ward over the several years he served as Councilor.[2][3][4] He advocated for accountability for the violence faced during the 2008 Zimbabwean national elections where MDC supporters were killed.[5]
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