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The Zimbabwe Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has indefinitely postponed a ban on plastic carrier bag use, which was set to be effected on 31 December 2022 in a bid to reduce plastic pollution in the country.
EMA said the decision came after further consultations and “taking into consideration current national circumstances.”
In a letter to the Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR) president Denford Mutashu, EMA director general Aaron Chigona said:
<blockquote>
Following a letter from Ema to you dated 12 November 2021 on the phasing out of plastic carrier bags by 31 December 2022, EMA after further engagement with relevant sector organisations and also considering national circumstances has seen it fit to give more time before the phase-out is effected.
However, we should be mindful of the global thrust towards an international legally binding instrument to curb plastic pollution which is expected to be in place by 2025.
The agency, therefore, encourages the nation to embrace environmentally friendly alternatives and appreciates efforts that have been made in the provision and promotion of alternatives to carrier plastic bags.
</blockquote>
Chigona added that EMA will communicate timeframes to relevant sectors well on time for the nation to ready itself for the phase-out.
In 2017, EMA banned “kaylites” that were used for take-out food in restaurants in the country on grounds that the packaging has significant potential health risks. | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200003790/plastic-carrier-bag-ban-postponed">NewsDay</a>

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EMA Postpones Plastic Carrier Bag Ban

A staff member at the Environmental Management Agency has tested positive for coronavirus prompting the agency to close its head office in Bluffhill and laboratory at KGVI.
The agency made the announcement in a notice to stakeholders which indicated that the offices would be closed for an indefinite period. EMA director-general Amkela Sidange said in the notice:
<blockquote>The agency would like to notify the public that EMA head office in Bluffhill as well as the KGVI office that houses Harare province and the Environmental Management Agency laboratory, will be temporarily closed with effect from Monday 27 July 2020 until further notice.</blockquote>
EMA urged stakeholders to use its digital platforms for communication.
A number of companies in the country including the biggest telecommunications company, Econet Wireless have since closed their offices over the virus.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2020/07/ema-shuts-down-head-office-over-covid-19/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">NewsDay</a>

EMA Closes Offices As Staff Member Tests Positive For COVID-19

An official at the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has revealed the agency’s plans to escalate its fight against the sale and use of banned polystyrene material, commonly known as kaylite.
Mr. Robson Mavondo, EMA’s provincial environmental manager for Harare Metropolitan Province, indicated that the kaylite was still in circulation. He said:
<blockquote>We discovered that those who use kaylites are still using the old and illegal ones which were banned by the Government. This has prompted us to intensify our operations which target the complete removal of these old kaylites from the market.
Next week, we are going to conduct a massive operation targeting restaurants and wholesalers who are not adhering to the ban of these illegal kaylites; we will leave no stone unturned.</blockquote>
Mavondo further revealed that the agency has since written to the Zimbabwe Republic Police requesting for reinforcement in their planned blitz. He added:
<blockquote>The number of kaylites on the market is decreasing, owing to blitz we have been carrying in Harare. However, we continue to see them so we will not rest until there is zero illegal kaylites on the market.
We have since written to the police requesting for reinforcement which will help us in our next operations which will targets those wholesalers around Harare. We will carry out the operations once every week until all the illegal kaylites are removed from the market.</blockquote>
Kaylites are believed to be harmful as they are cancerous, cause headaches, weakness, respiratory tract, gastrointestinal and kidney complications.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/ema-seeks-kaylite-elimination/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Herald</a>

EMA Escalates War Against Kaylites

The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) is investigating residents of Makokoba and Mzlikazi for dumping garbage on undesignated points. Those found guilty will be sanctioned.
In an interview with Southern Eye EMA Bulawayo provincial manager Decent Ndlovu said
<blockquote>In Makokoba, people have improved in terms of their homes; they are clean, but they still practise illegal dumping.
They do not want to reveal those responsible, and we will look for those who are illegally dumping litter at night.
We have been informed that there are some people who are paid to collect the rubbish at night, using push carts. We will investigate that and measures will be taken.</blockquote>
<h3>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2018/12/ema-to-charge-litterbugs/">Newsday</a></h3>

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