Walter Mzembi calls for action at Arcadia Mine – alleges employees toilets ‘lack privacy’

Walter Mzembi calls for action at Arcadia Mine – alleges employees toilets ‘lack privacy’ – Walter Mzembi, a former cabinet minister, has revealed shocking details about substandard sanitation facilities at Arcadia Mine in Goromonzi.

The mine, which is reportedly operated by Chinese nationals, has been accused of violating workers’ rights.

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In a startling expose, Mzembi shared images of one large room designated for workers to use as a toilet, rather than individual cubicles and urinals. The images show workers using single toilet seats in a cramped space, raising concerns about hygiene and safety at the mine.

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Mzembi’s revelations have sparked an outcry from labor activists and human rights groups, who are calling for urgent action to be taken against the mine’s operators. They argue that such practices run counter to basic human rights and dignity, and that no employee should have to work in such conditions.

Posting on Twitter, Mzembi said:

“I invite the interest of the Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 Government, Minister of Public Service, Labour & Social Welfare if there is such a Ministry, there was during our time to descend on this Mine and order the Owners to respectfully and urgently correct this inhumane arrangement for workers to relieve themselves , especially when they are doing no 1.

I copy Chinese [embassy in Zimbabwe] to align their nationals and respect our social and cultural order in this Country . This is a serious allegation which needs urgent investigation and redress.”

In a plea for action, Mzembi appeals to the authorities to rectify the inhumane and unacceptable working conditions, and to take action against other transgressions that may be occurring at the mine.

-Afrogazette-