Climate
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Zimbabwe’s dam levels steady at 73.7% as early rains bring little change
ZINWA reports Zimbabwe’s national dam levels at 73.7% with little movement so far as early rains fail to generate significant…
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Deep Plough Converts Pumula North Dumpsite into Climate-Adaptation Drying Hub
Deep Plough, a youth-led agricultural collective in Bulawayo, has transformed a former dumpsite in Pumula North into a high-capacity produce-drying…
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Award-winning innovator Sukoluhle Ndebele transforms food waste into opportunity
As Zimbabwe faces increasingly unpredictable weather patterns, entrepreneur Sukoluhle Ndebele is addressing post-harvest food waste through her company, USIKO Dried…
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Unpredictable Weather Deepens Farming Challenges for Mpopoma Urban farmers
Unpredictable rains and rising temperatures are reshaping the daily realities of women farmers in Mpopoma. As traditional planting signals lose…
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“Farming Is Now a Gamble”: Matobo Community Shares Harsh Realities of Climate Change
Climate change is rapidly reshaping life in Matobo, where collapsing rainfall patterns, declining harvests and rising temperatures are making farming…
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Turning Trash to Treasure: The 19-Year-Old Sculpting Zimbabwe’s Green Future
At just 19 years old, Bhekumuzi Mathe of Pumula, Bulawayo, is turning Zimbabwe’s plastic pollution crisis into an opportunity for…
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Water harvesting key to resilience as farmers face unpredictable 2025–2026 season
Zimbabwean farmers and urban residents are being encouraged to adopt water harvesting practices as a vital strategy to combat recurring…
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Green thumb meets grit: Bulawayo youth’s eco-innovation tackles unemployment, waste, and drought
In Bulawayo’s Sizinda suburb, Phathisani Vundla is redefining farming and waste management. Using discarded plastic bottles, he has built solar-powered…
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Youth and Women at the Frontline of Climate Action in Matabeleland
Women and youth are taking the lead in climate action across Matabeleland, driving innovative responses to drought and environmental challenges.…
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Rocket stoves offer healthier, more sustainable cooking in Hwange
Villagers in Hwange are turning to rocket stoves — low-cost, clean-burning stoves made from local materials, to reduce firewood use,…
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