A Network of Southern African Communities Living Near Mines
A Network of Southern African Communities Living Near Mines
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Stela Molela/Moatize,Tete/040917 Assim foi a tarde de hoje na Vila de Moatize devido às explosões da VALE. No lugar de uma chuva de água as comunidades recebem uma chuva de poeiras negras que trazem consigo muita doença para às comunidades. This took place this afternoon in the Village of Moatize (Tete, Mozambique) due to the …
Zanele Msibi/Vosman/Mpumalanga/280817 Today at about 4:16pm i was in Vosman when i heard a terrible vibration that was so heavy. I hears windows shaking after the blasting at Motau mine went off. I saw how the dust look like after the blasting took place
Christophe Kabwita/Lubumbashi/28thJuly2017 Sur l’avenue Kiwele de la Ruashi reliant les usines et carrières de CHEMAF à ses usines de la commune Kampemba poussières aux passages des camions transportant minerai et d’ autres des résidus acidifiés le tout non bâchés Trucks transporting ore from the quarries of the Ruashi mine to the CHEMAF factory. They drive …
Tunatazama is a southern African network of community organisations living near mines. This network is supported by The Benchmarks Foundation, Southern Africa Resource Watch, Zimbabwe Environment Law Association, Centre for Environment Justice, Associação de Apoio e Assistência Jurídica às Comunidades, Norwegian Church Aid - Tanzania, and the Maluti Community Development Forum.
