Climate
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Zimbabwe Braces for Strong Winds
Zimbabwe is expected to experience strong winds from Friday to Monday, with thunder and lightning likely in parts of Matabeleland…
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Churches, Mpopoma Residents Join City-Wide Sanitation Drive
Churches and Mpopoma residents will join forces on Friday for a sanitation drive targeting litter, illegal dumps and environmental hygiene…
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Africa Urged To Turn Mineral Wealth Into Industrial Power
Africa must invest in manufacturing, technology and regional energy infrastructure to add value to its mineral wealth, speakers at the…
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Africa’s solar push needs cheaper capital and local industry — AU
The African Union says Africa needs cheaper finance, stronger electricity grids and local solar manufacturing to turn its abundant sunlight…
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ZimParks temporarily restricts access to Victoria Falls Rainforest after elephant sighting
Victoria Falls Rainforest, ZimParks, elephant, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe tourism, wildlife, human-wildlife conflict, Zimbabwe Parks, tourist safety
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Communities Still Waiting for Climate Finance Benefits, Says ActionAid
Many communities on the frontline of climate change continue to see little benefit from climate finance initiatives despite growing global…
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Zimbabwe Launches US$30 Million Youth-Led Climate Initiative to Strengthen Resilience and Community Development
Zimbabwe launches a US$30 million youth-led climate initiative aimed at strengthening resilience, promoting green innovation, and empowering young people in…
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ZINWA Warns of Flood Risk as Dams Spill in Mzingwane Catchment
The Zimbabwe National Water Authority has issued an urgent flood warning for communities in and around Gwanda after heavy rains…
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Erratic Rains Trigger Cloud Seeding Plan
Government has activated coordinated cloud seeding measures as erratic February rainfall unsettles farmers. Agriculture Minister Anxious Masuka confirmed an inter-ministerial…
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Climate Change Unpacked: Storytelling for A Sustainable Matabeleland Compendium
Climate change is already shaping life in Matabeleland but so is resilience. From farmers adapting to unpredictable seasons to youth-led…
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