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ZELA is a public interest environmental law organisation that seeks to promote economic,social,cultural & environmental rights of communities in Southern Africa

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Manele of @ZELA_Infor taking trainees on How to promote women’s participation in decision-making,SHEQ standards&its correlation to environmental leadership
Women play a critical role in managing natural resources & are most affected by environmental degradation
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Chiedza Chipangura @ChipanguraC·

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Mining is the biggest polluter of the environment throughout the world especially gold mining. A ton of ore might just give 5g of gold leaving lots of waste. Processing demands the use of hazardous chemicals such as cyanide. Responsible tailings disposal is a must @ZELA_Infor

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