MaChinese arikutorwa mari muno hapana nezve investment yavarikuyita. Vazhinji vacho havavaki vanogara mumacontainer. 

apes

Anonymous

You are very much allowed and able to go and run your business in China as are quite a handful of Zimbos doing if you want to and have the willpower and determination. Many many Zimbos are business owners in South Africa, UK, Europe, USA, The Middle East, Africa etc

Mr Giants 

MaGiants takadzidziswa kurwa ku Rassia NeChina ...munhu akakudzidzisa kurova ungamudini kkkkk 

Mr Giants

vamwe vese ma investers bus utwu twuvanhu utwu hatwuna investment but it's an agreement of compansation kwavari. until payment payback period yapera hamutuoni 

MuAfrica muno mune nyika hobho dzakarwa hondo dzerusunguko but havasi kuramba vari pa page imwe chete vakutove pamberi nenyaya yedevelopement neku creator mabasa. We are all thankful nezvakayitwa nekarwa hondo yerusunguko but hatinga rambe tiri pa chikamu ichocho. Let's move forward tichidyidzana ne all progressive countries 

We have a lot to pay for this freedom we have today guys ...we would have not made it with comrades,chimbwbidoz,mujibhaz and the spirit mediums. It was tough baba .Saka Dark Horse pliz stop thinking it's an offer,or kuti maZim mazungairwa zvibvumirano zverusununguko yehondo yechindunduma wangu....

Makandiramhiri 

Garai muchiziva kt munhu anodya imbwa akaoma msoro haagarike naye


Joza 

Local investors are the thieves we cry about. Vana 'my son' and dad, naana mbudziyadhura and the dishonourable butcher of Mabvuku. 

Botswana is one of the best countries where you don't find any Chinese in their compounds or even near any mining field. That's why it's a rich and democratic country. I think it's like that because they never allowed these round faced dog eaters people.

Mukoma Oncemore 

Let us stop calling investors from abroad. We can do without those foreigners, let use our own capital and use local people to do those mining projects. In fact, the government should carry out all mining activities. Lastly, every Zimbabwean must get a percentage from the minerals sales periodically. The government must stop corruption because soon or later, people might lose patience and rebel. 

How can you do away with foreigners when the biggest foreigner has become your president?

CIO 

observer💯

care to share any African giant who invested in China? it's only that Zimbabwe is in dire need of these so called investors who in turn abuse their poor work Force for stealing when they're being paid peanuts while mining millions and in return the government ignores their complaints💯

Chibaba

Because you don't have money to invest in China

Dark Horse

Zimbabwe has much more to offer,KuChina ungadei

Maybe ana Mnangagwa vane mapurazi embwa kuChina. 

𝙎𝙞𝙮𝙤𝙮𝙤

why Chinese own mines and companies in zimbabwe while Zimbabweans don't own anything in China? 

Local communities living near Chinese-owned mining operations in Zimbabwe have accused the companies of lacking transparency and accountability in their operations, reported <a href="https://cite.org.zw/communities-lament-challenges-from-chinese-mining-companies/">CITE</a>.
These concerns were raised during a recent meeting organised by the Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) and the Centre for Natural Resource Governance (CNRG).
The event was part of a project titled “Strengthening Extractives and Natural Resources Transparency and Accountability through Community Action and Parliament Oversight (STACAP)”, which aims to empower local communities to monitor mining revenue and hold companies accountable.
A villager from Gwanda in Matabeleland South Province, situated near a lithium mine, claimed that the Chinese company had bypassed the community and instead only engaged with traditional leaders. He said:
<blockquote>
They didn’t talk to the community. It’s like they are working with traditional leaders without us knowing what’s going on.
Even when they offer community benefits, they go through traditional leaders, who seem to be friendly with them, instead of following proper procedures.
This has caused divisions within the community, with some residents refusing to attend meetings organised by local councillors to address mining-related challenges.
</blockquote>
Dickson Munyumbu, a resident of Shurugwi in Midlands Province, criticised the Chinese-owned mining companies for allegedly failing to conduct adequate environmental impact assessments (EIAs) before commencing their operations. He said:
<blockquote>
They hold selective consultations. The law requires consulting nearby communities, but they don’t consider our views.
</blockquote>
Munyumbu also lamented the poor working conditions experienced by employees of the Chinese mining companies. He noted issues such as inadequate housing provided to workers and unacceptably low wages.
Munyumbu further criticised the mining companies for failing to fulfil promised social responsibility initiatives, such as the construction of hospitals that had been pledged to local communities.
Unica Pabwaungana, another resident of Shurugwi, highlighted the significant destruction of natural resources and heritage sites caused by the mining activities in the region.
Khumbulani Maphosa, the coordinator of the Matabeleland Institute for Human Rights (MIHR), condemned the companies’ overall approach to corporate social responsibility (CSR), saying it fell short of community expectations and needs. Said Maphosa:
<blockquote>
These donations of mealie meal and cooking oil feel like bribes to silence criticism. They distract communities from holding them accountable for environmental damage.
</blockquote>
Chinese mining companies have established a substantial presence in Zimbabwe in the wake of the government’s “Look East” policy.
The Look East policy was largely necessitated by the imposition of Western sanctions on Zimbabwe following the land reform programme.
The relationship between China and Zimbabwe has been politically significant, with the Zimbabwean government regarding China as a dependable partner amid the country’s isolation from Western powers.
However, many ordinary Zimbabweans living in mining communities feel that the Chinese companies can disregard Zimbabwean laws and infringe on the human rights of the local population with little fear of accountability.
On 13 July 2024, a Chinese national was filmed torturing Zimbabwean workers at the Makanga Mine in Bindura, Mashonaland Central Province.
The Chinese mine manager then whipped the workers, accusing them of stealing an unspecified amount of diesel from the mine.
In May 2024, a 58-year-old Chinese miner named Cai Yulong allegedly shot and killed a man from Chief Njelele in Gokwe after the victim and his colleague encroached into Cai’s mining claim in Zhombe, Midlands Province. Cai also reportedly injured the victim’s colleague during the incident.
In June, a 51-year-old Chinese national was arraigned before the Gweru Magistrates’ Court on allegations of raping and impregnating a 17-year-old local girl.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Pindula News

Summary:

People living near Chinese-owned mines in Zimbabwe are upset because the mining companies are not being open and honest about their operations. The companies are not talking to the local communities or doing important assessments before mining. They are also not paying their workers enough and not fulfilling promises to help the community. The Chinese companies have been involved in some serious incidents, like torture and violence against Zimbabweans. Many Zimbabweans are worried about the behavior of the Chinese companies and feel that they are not being held accountable for their actions.

Zimbabwean Mining Communities Lament Challenges From Chinese-Owned Companies

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