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Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister Mangaliso Ndlovu said the government wants to preserve Hwange National Park’s undefiled condition.
Ndlovu made the remarks following reports that the government had granted special permits to two Chinese companies to explore coal in the vast game reserve. Ndlovu said:
<blockquote>We are trying to look at different ways of resolving the issue. Obviously we are not too keen to disturb a national park.
We would consider other areas but the discussions are around making sure that we preserve the pristine standing of our national park.</blockquote>
Ndlovu added that the government will make a public announcement on the matter in due course.
Reports indicate that the government granted coal-mining concessions to two Chinese-owned firms, Afrochine Energy and the Zimbabwe Zhongxin Coal Mining Group, to mine coal in the country’s largest game park.
Communities in Hwange are already up in arms with the companies whom they accuse of polluting homes, schools, clinics, and irrigation schemes and the Deka River.
More: <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/govt-keen-to-preserve-its-largest-game-park-minister/">ZBC News</a>, <a href="https://newzwire.live/outrage-as-power-hungry-zimbabwe-allows-coal-exploration-in-biggest-game-reserve/">newZWire</a>

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Govt To Issue Statement On Chinese Firms Exploring For Coal In Hwange National Park

The Zimbabwean Government is reportedly handing out mining concessions to miners to develop new coal mines in conservation areas.
Conservationists in Hwange say that two Chinese companies have already been granted concessions allowing them to explore for coal inside the Hwange National Park, the country’s biggest game reserve.
According to the Bhejane Trust, which works with Zimbabwe’s National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority in conservation in the Hwange area, the two concessions were given to Afrochine Energy and the Zimbabwe Zhongxin Coal Mining Group. Bhejane said in a statement Tuesday:
<blockquote>We followed up on this and discovered the Government has allocated two coal mining concessions in the middle of Sinamatella and Robins.
The mining concessions are Special Grants which apparently can only be issued by the President, and both been granted to Chinese companies.</blockquote>
A petition by villagers in Lukosi in Hwange to the Hwange Rural District Council earlier this year raised issues of air and water pollution by the mining companies.
The community complained about air and land pollution caused by Zhongxin trucks along Nekabandama road.
The community said pollution has put homes, schools, clinics, and irrigation schemes at risk.
They also protested about the pollution of water by mining companies upstream of the Deka River.
<h4>More: <a href="https://newzwire.live/outrage-as-power-hungry-zimbabwe-allows-coal-exploration-in-biggest-game-reserve/">newZWire</a></h4>

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