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Functionally, provinces and districts have the same powers, that being (TBC). | Functionally, provinces and districts have the same powers, that being (TBC). | ||
===Current provinces=== | |||
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! Map !! Province !! Capital !! Population (2011) | ! Map !! Province !! Capital !! Population (2011) | ||
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| [[Gutaguru]] || [[Guta raMambo]] || 294,667 | | [[Gutaguru]] || [[Guta raMambo]] || 294,667 | ||
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===Former provinces=== | |||
==Local government areas== | |||
Below the provinces are '''local government areas''', commonly shortened to '''LGAs''' ({{wp|Shona language|Rwizi}}: ''nzvimbo dzehurumende dzenzvimbo'', ''NDD''). The local government areas were first established in 1911 under colonial rule. (TBC) | |||
Revision as of 20:19, 23 December 2022
Provinces
Rwizikuru is officially divided into six provinces (Rwizi: mapurovhinzi, sing. purovhinzi) and one district (Rwizi: dunhu), since the promulgation of the Rwizikuran constitution. The provinces are run by a governor (Rwizi: mubati) who is appointed by the reigning monarch and serves at His Majesty's pleasure. The newest district is Gutaguru, established in 1978.
Functionally, provinces and districts have the same powers, that being (TBC).
Current provinces
| Map | Province | Capital | Population (2011) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manathea | Rutendo | 17,303,477 | |
| South Balisaland | Chekumabvazuva | 7,122,671 | |
| Midlands | Munzwa | 5,804,843 | |
| Randaland | Ichambu | 3,950,239 | |
| Northern Territory | Zambuko | 2,373,235 | |
| North Balisaland | Mohubedu | 2,054,260 | |
| Gutaguru | Guta raMambo | 294,667 |
Former provinces
Local government areas
Below the provinces are local government areas, commonly shortened to LGAs (Rwizi: nzvimbo dzehurumende dzenzvimbo, NDD). The local government areas were first established in 1911 under colonial rule. (TBC)