In the slow accumulation of urban waste lies a question every growing city must eventually answer: who bears responsibility for what is discarded, and what might be recovered from it? Geo Pomona, the company that reshaped Harare's relationship with its own refuse, is now in early dialogue with Bulawayo City Council to bring that same reckoning to the Ngozi Mine dumpsite — a site where neglect has become routine and scavengers fill the void that governance has left. With government ministers, a presidential advisor, and the United Nations present at the table, the conversation signals that wast