BY SILAS NKALA PRESSURE group, Matabeleland Institute for Human Rights (MIHR), has added its voice to growing calls on government to expedite the drafting and actualisation of the electronic waste (e-waste) policy saying the continued approach was posing a serious public health catastrophe. The policy will govern the disposal, sorting, and recycling of e-waste. E-waste […]
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