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Zimbabwe: How Coal-Fired Power Stations Threaten Livelihoods of Hwange Community

Zimbabwe: How Coal-Fired Power Stations Threaten Livelihoods of Hwange Community
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Feature: Of Hwange communities living in the shadow of coal-fired power station -Newsday Zimbabwe

Hwange communities blame the Chinese-owned companies for the devastating impact of coal mining on the ecosystem and biodiversity.

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Travelling & Touring: Wankie Battle — a 'forgotten' piece of liberation tourism

This week, Yours Truly briefly discusses the famous Wankie Battle of August 1967.

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State Drops Charges Against Hwange Environment Activist

State Drops Charges Against Hwange Environment Activist
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Zimbabwe: Chinese Mining Project Threatens Local Water Supply

Zimbabwe: Chinese Mining Project Threatens Local Water Supply
JEKESAI NJIKIZANA/AFP via Getty Images
6 Jul 2021
A Chinese-owned company plans to push forward a coal mining project in western Zimbabwe despite protests by local residents that the activity threatens to contaminate their natural water supply, Voice of America (VOA) reported Monday.
The Zimbabwean government recently granted Beifa Investment, a Chinese-owned mining company, special permission to search for coal in Zimbabwe’s western Hwange district, located within the confines of Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe’s largest wildlife sanctuary. Beifa Investment began setting up heavy machinery at a targeted mining site in the Hwange village of Dinde months ago ahead of the project’s formal launch. Dinde residents have protested the planned coal mining since then, arguing the activity will negatively affect Dinde’s unique ecology, pour pollutants into a local water source, and possibly displace over 600 villagers.

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Zimbabwe: Chinese Mining Project Threatens Local Water Supply

Zimbabwe: Chinese Mining Project Threatens Local Water Supply
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Hwange Villagers Escalate Fight Against Chinese Coal Mining Project In Game Park

Hwange Villagers Escalate Fight Against Chinese Coal Mining Project In Game Park
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NGOs call for stoppage of 'cruel' coal project in Zimbabwe

A coalition of NGOs is on a big drive to stop the Beifa coal project in Dinde, as well as casting a spotlight on mineral governance in the country

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Zimbabwean Government, Activists, Face Off Over Chinese Coal Plant

Coal plant *HARARE, Zimbabwe — The Zimbabwean government is under pressure from civil society groups to drop charges against Never Tshuma, a political leader ar

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Hwange Villagers, Chinese Investors In Stand-Off Over Coal Project

By Robert Tapfumaneyi
VILLAGERS in Dinde area, Hwange are locked in stand-off with Chinese investors over the foreigners’ proposed coal exploration operations.
The villagers want the operation stopped arguing the Chinese investors are in breach of Zimbabwe’s environmental and customary laws.
They also accuse the investors of failing to produce any documents granting them permission to work in the area nor did they engage the local community for social cohesion.
The Chinese investors operating as Beifer Investments, moved to Dinde to start the work last Friday in Ward 13 of Hwange Rural District, Matabeleland North.
However, villagers fear that, should the project continue, they will be forced to relocate while others will be exposed to air and water pollution of Nyantuwe River which provides drinking water for humans and livestock.

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