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  • Who We Are
    • Our Mission
    • Our Malilangwe
    • Our Team
    • Corporate Governance
    • Our Board of Trustees
    • Our Partners
  • Our Work
    • Biodiversity Conservation
      • Conserving Terrestrial Ecosystems
      • Conserving Aquatic Ecosystems
    • Contributions to Science
      • Rhino Conservation
      • Scientific Publications
      • Population Management Database
      • Cultural Heritage Conservation
    • Anti-Poaching & Law Enforcement
      • Malilangwe Scouts
      • Malilangwe’s Canine Unit
    • Community Outreach
      • Nutrition
      • Education
      • Girl Empowerment
      • Health & Wellness
    • Special Projects
      • Junior Ranger Programme
      • Malilangwe Dangerous Drugs Course
    • Sustainability
    • Tourism
  • News
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Joseph Sithole

Maintenance Supervisor

“I love conservation and I admire the work being done my colleagues in Research and Sustainability.”

 

Whilst working with his father on a refurbishment job for National Museums & Monuments of Zimbabwe, Joseph was identified by Dr Colin Saunders (Board Chairman of The Malilangwe Trust at the time) to oversee a building job on Malilangwe. When Joseph joined Malilangwe in 1994, he immediately fell in love with the bush. His main responsibilities are to organise and plan for repairs and any new jobs related to maintenance on the property. Joseph holds diplomas in Applied Electrical Engineering Technology and Business Management and Administration.

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Lonestar Ranch
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CHIREDZI
Zimbabwe

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