Gweru Mine incident: Ming Chang Sino-Africa vows full cooperation

Sunday News Reporter

Ming Chang Sino-Africa Mining Investments has vowed to cooperate fully with law enforcement follow an incident which saw one of its employees clash with its security personnel.

The confrontation took place at Bijou Farm in Gweru and involved Kholwani Dube, an excavator operator employed by Ming Chang Sino-Africa Mining Investments.

In a statement the company said they will ensure that the matter is thoroughly investigated and handled in accordance with the law.

“We also understand the gravity of the allegations, including the reported pointing of a firearm, and acknowledge the concerns raised by the public. We deeply regret the events that transpired and extend our sincere apologies to all stakeholders affected by this unfortunate situation.

“Ming Chang Sino-Africa is committed to fostering a safe and respectful workplace for all employees and stakeholders. We take this opportunity to review our internal protocols, provide additional training on conflict resolution, and reinforce our zero-tolerance policy for excessive force or inappropriate conduct,” reads the statement.

“As the investigation progresses our goal remains to work towards a resolution that ensures accountability, fairness, and the rebuilding of trust with the communities we serve,” continues the statement.

Ming Chang Sino-Africa Mining Investments said Dube ignored instructions, operated an excavator without permission, and threatened supervisors by allegedly trying to run them over.

The company’s statement said: “LIU Haifeng fired a warning shot into the sky, adhering to firearm safety procedures and ensuring no one was harmed.”

It went on to report that during a physical altercation, Dube allegedly stabbed and severely injured Liu Haifeng, who required hospitalisation. The company asserted that Dube was subdued by fellow employees and subsequently handed over to the police without injury.

Ming Chang Sino-Africa Mining Investments also criticized some media outlets for disseminating “inaccurate versions of the incident,” urging them to verify the facts.

 

 

 

 

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