Zimbabwe nears mine-free status
[The Herald - Zimbabwe] - 18/02/2025
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent Zimbabwe has made significant progress in clearing landmines planted during the liberation war with 96 percent of contaminated land now safe for communities. However, a funding shortfall of US$23,79 million threatens to delay the country’s goal of becoming (…)
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