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Urgent Call to Action: Stop Environmental Degradation and Protect Our Community. Cactus dam in Redcliff under siege

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Anonymous
10 months ago

This carnage must be stopped.

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Clive
10 months ago

Land is being destroyed and houses being damaged by blusting which is not good and what are we leaving for our future kids when all land has been destroyed

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Catherine Andrews
10 months ago

Very concer With the environmental degradation the blasts are causing damage to our houses and the air pollution is unbearable

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Anonymous
10 months ago

We are tired. Please. The disorder and noise is too much.

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Denise Edwards
10 months ago

I am a Redcliff inhabitat.I own property in Redcliff. My late parents were residents of Redcliff since the 1950's.My late father worked for the then Riscom,then changed to Risco then became Zisco.That dam has been a source of water supply,a place where the past and present generations have gone for friendly friendship, family interactions, for most people it has been a source of income with the fishing.It has also been a place where charitable events have taken place.We are a humble community who rely wholly on the Dam. It has served the Redcliff community for many, many years, past and present generations. It is our heritage going back from years past, to our future generations heritage. These people who are destroying our heritage sites and have no respect for the rights of the future generations.

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Lamont Andrews
10 months ago

We must protect our resources and arrest these selfish people who look for short term benefit from what doesn't belong to them

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elison
10 months ago

Stop this madness in our community please

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Alf Joubert
10 months ago

Such a beautiful, unspoiled area. Somebody's pockets are being lined.

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Lynda Barkhuizen
10 months ago

A scenic place in close proximity to both Kwekee and Redcliff for pleasurable outings. Please don't allow destruction of this little gem.

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Melinda
10 months ago

Let's conserve our natural resources and stop land degradation by helping one another

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Brian james
10 months ago

Enough is enough.....

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Chris Muzenda
10 months ago Featured

Water is life, can't give up water for minding activities especially with the ongoing climate change issues, Midlands is full of minerals - let them go mine somewhere else where they are not disturbing water channels, we stand together in solidarity

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Emmah
10 months ago

Let's work together and save our environment

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Msekiwa Itai
10 months ago

Hi please protect our environment thing are getting out of order.

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Chips chimuti
10 months ago

Stop it

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Nhundu
10 months ago

No mining in the dams

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Enock Banda
10 months ago

Land degradation leading to siltation and no water sources available

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Urban Gideon Xola Mazava
10 months ago

Stop destroying our beautiful country

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Kudakwashe Mautsahuku
10 months ago

Chinese and your partners in looting stop destroying our jewel.Stop it……………..

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Campbell
10 months ago

Protect our heritage