Matabeleland
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Climate
Zimbabwe dams hit 78% capacity as flood warnings issued
Zimbabwe's dams have surged to 78% capacity following heavy rainfall, with three reaching full capacity. ZINWA warns downstream communities to…
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Climate
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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Agriculture
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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Agriculture
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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Climate
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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Business
Licence Reforms Bring Relief for Small Businesses
A government overhaul of business licence fees is sparking cautious optimism among Matabeleland’s traders and small business owners. Many say…
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Climate Change Unpacked: Storytelling for A Sustainable Matebeleland Project
Matabeleland Pulse, with support from Atlas Corps and American Indian Foundation launches "Climate Change Unpacked: Storytelling for a Sustainable Matabeleland,"…
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Governance
Zimbabwe mourns MP Desire Moyo
Zimbabwe mourns Nkulumane MP and poet Desire Moyo, who died in a tragic accident near Shangani. From Bulawayo to Lupane,…
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Environment
Stakeholders Call for Stronger Oversight, Equity and Sustainable Practices in Zimbabwe’s Mining Sector
At the Zimbabwe Alternative Mining Indaba 2025, stakeholders, including civil society, churches, and mining-affected communities, called for stronger oversight, equity,…
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Education
Black Unika Foundation Promotes Literacy for Zimbabwe’s Underprivileged Children
The Black Unika Foundation, a youth-led Pan-Africanist organization in Zimbabwe, is promoting literacy through its “One Book at a Time”…
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