by BERNARD CHIKETO When government declared a state of disaster last week to rehabilitate the country’s ravaged river systems, it offered a rare admission: mining, both legal and roving, has brought ecological catastrophe to seventeen major waterways.
by STAFF WRITER FOR THE elderly women of Mushenjere village, Zimbabwe’s grand industrial future is a wall. Erected by Dinson Iron and Steel Company (DISCO), it encloses all the arable land they once farmed. Four years on, they have not planted a single crop.
