For The HALO Trust Zimbabwe

The Liberation War of the 1970s left the Zimbabwe-Mozambique border region as one of the most densely-mined areas in the world. The HALO Trust is a leading humanitarian landmine clearance organisation working towards the ‘Landmine Free 2025’ goal of eliminating the impact of landmines on communities living in Zimbabwe.

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Maparepare Primary School students raising their hands if they walk through minefields to school.JPG
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Florence Pinduka (deminer) and her family.JPG
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Students walking to school through a minefield (Maparepare Primary School).JPG
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Boy student reading a newly distributed Happy Readers book.JPG
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