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CNRG Urges Probe as Reported Death Toll in Zimbabwe Mine Collapse as Death Toll Rises
Government Calls for Faster Delivery of Safe Water, Sanitation Services Amid Climate, Population Pressures
UK Commits £1.27m to Help 97,000 Zimbabweans Prepare for El Niño Drought
Bikita Communities Fear Displacement and Water Loss as Mining Encroaches on Matenzva Dam

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CNRG Urges Probe as Reported Death Toll in Zimbabwe Mine Collapse as Death Toll Rises

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Concrete Over Roots: A Silent Ecocide Unfolding in the Name of Development

Shorai Murwira1 year ago1 year ago16 mins

Bulldozers claw into the earth as concrete rise in once lush wetlands and mountains, where reeds and birds once thrived, but as the concrete hardens over the last patches of green, one must ask, is Africa building a future, or burying it? Luxury housing estates are taking shape, but so too is a crisis. The wetlands, long known to…

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