PHOTO STORY: Stone crushing for a living

3)Mrs Monica Ururu’s customers are from the surrounding developing suburbs of Hopley, Ushewokunze and Southlea Park - Picture by Kudakwashe Hunda
Mrs Monica Ururu’s customers are from the surrounding developing suburbs of Hopley, Ushewokunze and Southlea Park – Picture by Kudakwashe Hunda
Mrs Monica Ururu sells about 50 wheelbarrows of stones for concrete per month at US$2 each. This gives her US$100 monthly earning - Picture by Kudakwashe Hunda
Mrs Monica Ururu sells about 50 wheelbarrows of stones for concrete per month at US$2 each. This gives her US$100 monthly earning – Picture by Kudakwashe Hunda
Mrs Monica Ururu breaks boulders of stones into quarry using a heavy hammer in Hopley, Harare last week - Pictures by Kudakwashe Hunda
Mrs Monica Ururu breaks boulders of stones into quarry using a heavy hammer in Hopley, Harare last week – Pictures by Kudakwashe Hunda
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