Mutoko communities get tough on illegal miners
Stakeholders are optimistic that the collaborative model will help to bring about social and environmental justice within local communities.
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Chinhema also noted the sit-in over unpaid wages at Murowa Diamonds.
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Cyberbullying and its toll: The case of Mai Jeremaya
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Anjin workers down tools
Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Minerals Workers Union (ZDAMWU) general-secretary Justice Chinhema confirmed the job action.
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ZC moans former cricketer Babu
Beyond his playing days, Meman remained deeply committed to the sport.
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Dreams on crutches: Evergreen FC kicks off amputees football revolution
It’s the story of Evergreen Amputees Football Club, a beacon of hope for people with disabilities, driven by the unwavering vision of its chairman, Tadzai Darlington Matema.
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Health time bomb: Medical waste at Ngozi mine poses huge risk
Nearly a month after submitting inquiries, the council’s public relations department had yet to respond, despite acknowledging receipt and promising feedback.
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United People Global: Empowering Africa’s sustainability story of resilience and hope
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s) provide a roadmap for addressing these challenges
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