"But the government has been in overdrive mode to promote mining everywhere in order to reach the $12 billion mining economy. In fact, it wont (make) ecological sense for Zimbabwe to attain a $12 billion economy based on bad models of production, bad consumption, that leaves a huge ecological footprint or a legacy of an ecological disaster. We all understand that mining comes with destruction of forests that serves as carbon sinks and habitat for wildlife," Nyapokoto said. 
Koma bomalakhala patsogolo kuyendetsa ndikulimbikitsa kukumba miyara paliponse pofuna kukwaniritsa chuma chakumiyara chokwana $12  billion. Koma  kunena zoona izi  sizingatheke Zimbabwe kupeza chuma chokwana $12 billion kudalira njiora zoipa zopangira katundu,  kagwilitsidwe kolakwika,zimenezi zisiya chilema chachikulu ku zachilengedwe kape  mbilri yakuonongeka kwa zachilengedwe. Tonse timadziwa kuti kukumba miyara yamtengo wapatali kumabwera ndikuononga kwa nkhalango yomwe imachotsa mpweya oipa  komanso malo akhara zinyama zakutchire., " anatero Nyapokoto.