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Inside Africa’s first mine where all workers are women - Face2Face Africa

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In mines across the world, men dominate the labor force. It is so because mining is labor-intensive and women are often thought of as not having the physical ability to mine. In mines where women are hired, more often than not, they do minor labor activities. However, a mine in Zimbabwe is rewriting the narrative...

The post Inside Africa’s first mine where all workers are women appeared first on Face2Face Africa.

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