Zimbabwe News Update
📅 Published: August 21, 2025
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📅 Published: August 21, 2025
📰 Source: newzimbabwe
Curated by AllZimNews.com
Inspectors noted that Wih-Zim had already cleared 10 hectares of land, installed a concrete mixer producing 225 cubic meters per hour, and begun constructing staff quarters for 600 workers — all without fulfilling mandatory relocation requirements.
The agency also found the company had failed to obtain a Communal Lands Occupation Certificate from Hurungwe Rural District Council, another violation of the law. “Continuous monitoring of the project is essential as this is a sensitive high-impact project,” EMA said, warning that Wih-Zim’s cement plant cannot proceed unless affected families are compensated and relocated in line with legal requirements. 🔗
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