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ZMF claims victory in foreign miners ban, Rushwaya hails equitable resource governance
via NewsDay Zimbabwe1 min read
The Zimbabwe Miners Federation ZMF has announced a significant victory for its members with the implementation of a policy banning foreign miners. Rushwaya, representing the ZMF, stated that this policy signifies responsible and equitable resource governance within the country. This development comes amidst various other national discussions, including proposed new grain levies to combat climate and food security risks, a deepening referendum row as CAB 3 heads to Parliament, and political tensions leading to violent attacks and forced evictions at grasslands plots. Additionally, Stanbic has invested US$100,000 in a reforestation and land restoration project, and a Catholic teachers’ college project is gaining momentum in Karoi.
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