A dude working a contract at Tongaat Hulett's Chiredzi refinery didn't make it after getting hurt badly on the job, and honestly, the timeline on this one is rough to sit with. Jeffry Mushara took the hit on site, got rushed to Colin Saunders Hospital, then got airlifted all the way to Harare chasing better care, and none of it was enough. Corporate affairs lead Dahlia Garwe is the one who put the death out publicly.
CEO Tendai Masawi hopped on to say his piece too, talking up how gutted the whole Triangle Ltd crew feels and sending love to Mushara's people, his friends, and everyone he worked alongside. Masawi's basically saying the company's locked in on backing the folks affected while letting investigators do their thing without interference.
Digging into the sequence, the accident actually went down mid-July, and site crews jumped on emergency protocol pretty much instantly. Doctors and staff at Colin Saunders worked on him first before the Harare transfer happened for more specialized treatment. He ended up passing in the early morning hours a couple of days after that.
Triangle Limited is teaming up with the proper authorities now to piece together what actually caused this, and they're pushing the line that keeping workers, contractors, and anyone visiting the site safe sits at the top of their priority list going forward.
CEO Tendai Masawi hopped on to say his piece too, talking up how gutted the whole Triangle Ltd crew feels and sending love to Mushara's people, his friends, and everyone he worked alongside. Masawi's basically saying the company's locked in on backing the folks affected while letting investigators do their thing without interference.
Digging into the sequence, the accident actually went down mid-July, and site crews jumped on emergency protocol pretty much instantly. Doctors and staff at Colin Saunders worked on him first before the Harare transfer happened for more specialized treatment. He ended up passing in the early morning hours a couple of days after that.
Triangle Limited is teaming up with the proper authorities now to piece together what actually caused this, and they're pushing the line that keeping workers, contractors, and anyone visiting the site safe sits at the top of their priority list going forward.
