Dinson Iron & Steel Company Denies Claims of Deaths at Steel Plant

Dinson Iron & Steel Company Pvt Ltd has noticed false claims being spread about our company. We strongly deny the accusations of deaths at our steel plant, as mentioned by @crimewatchzw (Crime Watch Zimbabwe) on July 16, 2024, and by @TheMidWeekWatch on July 21, 2024.

We want to make it clear that these claims are not true and are meant to mislead people. Our company has not had any work-related deaths since the project started, which is a great safety record for a project of this size.

After these claims, the government sent several regulatory agencies, including the National Social Security Authority (NSSA), to investigate. They all found the accusations to be false and without any basis.

Dinson Iron & Steel wants to assure the public that the well-being of our employees, stakeholders, and the community is our top priority. We welcome anyone who wants to learn more about our operations.

We are thinking about taking legal action against those spreading these lies.

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