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Anjin Investments (Pvt) Ltd, a diamond miner in Zimbabwe, has warned its workers of dismissal if they go on strike to protest against poor salaries and working conditions. The mine’s deputy manager, Prosper Munemo, sent a memorandum to mining, plant, and workshop workers, urging them to continue working while negotiations take place. Failure to do so would be treated as absent without official leave.
Anjin Investments is jointly owned by Matt Bronze Enterprises, a special-purpose vehicle owned by the Zimbabwean army, and the Chinese investor Anhui Foreign Economic Construction Company.
In a memorandum dated May 31 addressed to mining, plant and workshop workers, Mr. Prosper Munemo said:
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I have heard the position that you took at your meeting with the workers committee in which you pointed out that you are not going to work tomorrow (Thursday). However, all those who are on day shift at the plant, mine and workshop should go to work without fail tomorrow.
What you ought to understand is that these are negotiations which take a bit of time to come to a consensus, so as the negotiations are going on, everyone should be at work.
Failure to go to work will be taken as AWOL (absent without official leave) since you did not follow the right procedure about resorting to a collective job action as laid out in section 104 sub-section (2) of the Labour Act (Chapter 28.01).
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Anjin Investments is involved in diamond exploration and mining in Manicaland province’s Chiadzwa diamond fields in Marange communal areas.
The Zimbabwe Diamonds and Allied Minerals Workers Union has called on Anjin’s management to stop threatening workers and address their grievances instead. The union listed the grievances as poor working conditions, lack of proper clean ablution facilities, health facilities including ambulance and medical doctor, working under dusty conditions without suitable and adequate protective clothing, and a living wage. The union warned that workers will continue with their industrial action unless their demands are met.
The Zimbabwe Diamonds and Allied Minerals Workers Union secretary Justice Chinhema said in a letter dated June 1, 2023: 
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A properly constituted works council is resolved and there is no other board or structure that can recede or change the resolutions besides the Labour Court. Further, unless the matters listed hereunder are addressed, workers have resolved not to report for duty and will continue with the current collective job action across all departments.
The other issues that the workers are demanding to be resolved are poor working environment (safety and health issues), workers are working without proper clean ablution facilities, health facilities including ambulance and medical doctor, working under dusty conditions without suitable and adequate protective clothing.
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Chinhema added that the general working conditions at Anjin Investments are deplorable, and the workers expect to receive a living salary to support their families and enjoy life. The union warned that if management continues to ignore their grievances, workers will be happy to continue with the industrial action, and the mine situation could degenerate into chaos.
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Zimbabwean Diamond Miner Anjin Threatens Workers Over Strike For Poor Pay

Thirty-one (31) Anjin Investments employees were fired last year alone, while four others were recently suspended pending investigations over the alleged theft of diamonds in <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Chiadzwa">Chiadzwa.</a>
Some employees are working in cahoots with diamond dealers to prejudice their employers of the precious gems, according to investigations conducted by <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/31-fired-as-gems-vanish-in-chiadzwa/">The Manica Post</a>.
The investigations also established that several diamond dealers, some of foreign origin but based in Mutare, recruit employees in order to have easy access to the diamonds.
It is understood that well-orchestrated syndicates of employees working in the Density Medium Separator and the Corn Crusher departments of the mining plants are taking advantage of lapses in security concentration to steal diamonds that are then passed on to dealers at agreed prices.
In some cases, security officers are also part of the syndicates.
Anjin Investments (Private) Limited’s public relations officer, Mr Special Matarirano confirmed this development. The Manica Post cites him as saying:
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Our CCTV observed some irregular behaviour by four of our workers and the company’s policy is that any suspicious behaviour from employees who works in the red zone attracts an immediate suspension pending thorough investigations.
Hence, those four employees were suspended pending investigations. The results of the investigations will guide the decision the company will take.
Last year alone, a total of 31 employees were relieved of their duties by the company after being found on the wrong side of the code of conduct.
In line with the security global trends, Anjin has, over the years, been strengthening its security. In this regard, the company has been installing and upgrading its integrated security systems.
This has led to the integration of physical and technological security. As a company, we have also tightened up and sealed lapses in our security systems.
The company is taking no prisoners in securing the product and the equipment.
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The Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC), another other company carrying out mining operations in Chiadzwa, is said to have also fired a number of employees over the theft of diamond pieces.
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Anjin Fires 31 Workers Over Theft Of Diamonds

Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZHR) have secured the release of a <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/11/04/29-chiadzwa-villagers-arrested-after-clashing-with-chinese-miners/">90-year-old man and 27 other villagers from Chiadzwa in Manicaland who were arrested for protesting against a Chinese diamond miner, Anjin.</a> They were arrested on Tuesday after protesting against the company over its miner’s decision to have Chief Marange instead of Headman Chiadzwa preside over rituals conducted to allow it to resume mining operations in Chiadzwa. Pindula News presents the lawyers’ statement on what transpired.
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<h2>ZLHR RESCUES 90-YEAR-OLD MAN AND 27 CHIADZWA VILLAGERS ARRESTED OVER PROTEST AGAINST CHINESE DIAMOND MINER</h2>
TWENTY-EIGHT Chiadzwa villagers were on Thursday 4 November 2021 released from prison custody after they were arrested by Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officers for allegedly protesting against Chinese diamond miner, Anjin Investments.
The 28 Chiadzwa villagers, who included Robert Chiadzwa, a 90-year-old Headman, were arrested on Wednesday 3 November 2021 and charged with public violence as defined in Section 36 of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act.
Prosecutors told Magistrate Langton Mukwengi that Newman Chiadzwa aged 66 years, Headman Chiadzwa aged 90 years and Shadreck Chipise aged 61 years organised an unsanctioned demonstration at Anjin Investments’ new processing plant in the diamond fields of Chiadzwa, in which the villagers participated.
The villagers’ gripe with Anjin Investments emanated from the diamond miner’s decision to have Chief Marange instead of Headman Chiadzwa preside over rituals conducted to allow it to resume mining operations in Chiadzwa.
Things heated up after Anjin Investments failed to turn up for a meeting scheduled for 2 November 2021 at Headman Chiadzwa’s homestead of which the diamond miner had agreed to attend so as to iron out some grievances which the villagers had.
This, prosecuted alleged, prompted the villagers to force their way into Anjin Investments’ new processing plant and barricaded all roads leading to the plant with stones.
Prosecutors alleged that Newman Chiadzwa, Headman Chiadzwa and Chipise ordered all Anjin Investments employees to shut down operations while the other villagers were carrying placards denouncing the diamond miner.
Besides the three, the other villagers include Mathew Mundondo aged 38 years, Jey Kasakara aged 29 years, Onias Chiadzwa aged 53 years, William Nhunduro aged 55 years, Josphat Makaza aged 37 years, Mirirai Chiadzwa aged 46 years, Onai Marange aged 40 years, Irene Sithole aged 48 years, Trymore Mangwiro aged 35 years, Tinashe Zvinodavanhu aged 47 years, Pendai Makota aged 62 years, Augastine Majaha aged 48 years, Mika Sanyerwa aged 44 years, John Chibiya aged 49 years, Gumisai Mugomo aged 34 years, Rombe Engai aged 60 years, Justin Chiadzwa aged 75 years, Beaulla Mawoyo aged 69 years, Rosemary Chiadzwa aged 48 years, Howard Taremeredzwa aged 54 years, Jacob Kazambara aged 41 years, Gilbert Chiadzwa aged 41 years, Bonnie Mujoma aged 74 years, Munyaradzi Chenjerai aged 38 years and Hudson Chiadzwa aged 67 years.
The villagers reportedly held placards which read “Anjin you destroyed livestock”, “Your consultation action was not done properly”, “Anjin you destroyed our dams and rivers, arable land, grazing and pastures”, “Anjin you lied to Chiadzwa community”, “Anjin our livelihoods we want compensation”, “Col Esau don’t mislead Anjin about Chiyadzwa rituals stay at barracks”; “Marange your foot into Chiyadzwa territory at your own risk bvunza Gilbert”.
The Chiadzwa villagers, prosecutors said, destroyed clay pots containing traditional beer on 28 October 2021 as they protested against being side lined in the rituals process and reportedly demanded that 10 percent of Anjin Investments employees should be from the local community and also complained about the ill-treatment of workers by some Chinese nationals.
The Chiadzwa villagers allegedly assaulted some Chinese nationals for refusing to obey their orders to stop all operations at the diamond plant although they did not sustain serious injuries.
On Thursday 4 November 2021, Magistrate Mukwengi released the 28 villagers from prison custody after ordering them to pay ZWL3 000 each as bail money and not to be within a 100 metre radius from Anjin Investments premises, not to interfere with witnesses and to continue residing at their given residential addresses.
The 28 villagers, who were represented by Cosmos Chibaya, Peggy Tavagadza and Moses Chikomo of Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights and Passmore Nyakureba and Blessward Mungure of Zimbabwe Environmental Lawyers Association, return to court on 22 November 2021.
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Lawyers Rescue 90-Year-Old, Chiadzwa Villagers Arrested For Protesting Against Chinese Miner

Twenty-eight (28) Chiadzwa villagers, including headman Robert Chiadzwa, who staged a protest against Chinese diamond mining company Anjin Investments on Tuesday were granted ZWL$3 000 bail each by Mutare magistrate Langton Mukwengi on Thursday.
The villagers, who are facing a charge of public violence against Anjin employees, were also ordered not to approach Anjin Investments premises.
They are being accused of violating Section 36 of the Criminal Law Codification and Reform Act and unlawful entry to Anjin premises to demand management feedback regarding their concerns.
They were arrested on Tuesday after protesting against Anjin’s plans to hold a beer ceremony without their knowledge. The rituals are targeted at bringing more diamonds.
The villagers were represented by Passmore Nyakureba, Cosmas Chibaya and Blessward Mumbure and were not asked to plead to the aforementioned charge.
They will return back to court on 22 November.
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Chiadzwa Villagers Granted ZWL$3 000 Bail Each

Anjin Investments, a diamond company partly owned by the Chinese, is set to return to Marange diamond fields.
Villagers and activists had accused Anjin Investments of various human-rights violations and evading payment of taxes and royalties. The company was booted out of the Marange diamond fields by former Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe’s government in 2015.
However, in January, President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government announced that Anjin and Russia’s Alrosa are the foreign companies that would participate in Zimbabwe’s diamond industry. Anjin is a joint venture between a Chinese company, Anhui Foreign Economic Construction Co. Ltd., and Matt Bronze Enterprises, which was formed by the Zimbabwe Defense Ministry and the Zimbabwe Defense Forces, through an intermediary company.
More: <a href="https://www.theepochtimes.com/chinese-company-to-return-to-zimbabwes-controversial-marange-diamond-fields_2814988.html">The Epoch Times</a>

Controversial Chinese Company Set For Marange Diamond Fields Return

Chinese diamond company, Anjin Investments’s licence for mining diamonds is reported to have been restored after intense pressure from the Chinese government. Following allegations of looting, all diamond mining companies were thrown out from the Chiadzwa diamond fields in 2016 and forced to merge into the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC). Centre for Natural Resources Governance (CNG) director Farai Maguwu said,
<blockquote>Yes, I am aware and they were seen loitering in Marange barely two weeks after (President Emmerson) Mnangagwa took over the reins of power (in November last year). It is sad that a company that was accused by former Finance minister Tendai Biti for not remitting anything to Treasury has been re-engaged to continue looting…Mnangagwa must tell us something good that Anjin did which we all don’t know.</blockquote>
Mines and Mining Development minister Winston Chitando is yet to comment on the matter.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2018/09/chinese-sneak-back-into-chiadzwa/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">NewsDay</a>

Chinese Back In Chiadzwa After Pressure From Beijing

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government is reported to be working on restoring Anjin Investment’s operating licence after pressure from the Chinese government. Anjin and other companies were stopped from mining diamonds in Chiadzwa in 2016 after the government kicked out all diamond mining companies. Sources who spoke to The Zimbabwe Independent said,
<blockquote>Basically, the government is in a rethink mode and there is consideration to restore Anjin’s mining rights. There is admission on the part of government that it erred when it suspended Anjin from mining diamonds in Chiadzwa.
As a result, the recent pronouncement by President Mnangagwa that government is reviewing the diamond policy is a strategy to correct the mistakes that former mines minister (Walter) Chidhakwa made when he kicked out Anjin and the other firms operating in Chiadzwa.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.theindependent.co.zw/2018/05/24/mnangagwa-bows-chinese-pressure/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">The Zimbabwe Independent</a>

Mnangagwa Administration To Restore Anjin's Operating Licence After Pressure From Chinese

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