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Chipinge Rural District Council

Chipinge Rural District Council

Chipinge Rural District Council

Chipinge Rural District Council (RDC) is home to the Ndau people, with the Shangani community occupying a small section in the district’s southern tip.

Chipinge Rural District Council

Introduction

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Located in the heart of south-eastern Zimbabwe, Chipinge Rural District Council (RDC) is a vibrant and diverse community predominantly inhabited by the Ndau people, with the Shangani community residing in the district’s southern tip. Chipinge District is home to 375,259 residents, 54% of whom are women a reflection of its strong and dynamic population base.

The district is well known for its rich agricultural landscape, featuring both large-scale commercial farms.

Governance in Chipinge has evolved significantly over the years. Today, Chipinge RDC governs the entire district, including Chipinge Town, which operates under a Town Board.

With its blend of agricultural productivity, cultural diversity, and progressive governance, Chipinge RDC continues to drive inclusive rural development and sustainable growth across the district.

Fact file
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Province:
Manicaland
Population:
375,259 (200,952 Females; 174,307 Males).
Joined COE programme:
2015
Hub & Spoke programme:
Spoke Council
# Councillors:
39 (14 female; 25 male).
Sunrise Campaign:
No
Chipinge Rural District Council