Ecosystems
Crops Wither, Despair Grows: Zimbabwe’s Battle Against Unrelenting Drought
As the country is grappling with a challenging summer cropping season marked by the threat of drought, the agricultural sector...
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ZELA Urges Unified Action for Trans Frontier Conservation in Southern Africa
The Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) has released a groundbreaking paper shedding light on the challenges and opportunities of Trans...
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WILDLIFE OVERPOPULATION SPARKS CONCERN AMONG TSHOLOTSHO VILLAGERS
Villagers in Tsholotsho district, Matabeleland North have raised alarm over a surge in the population of lions, hyenas, and jackals,...
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HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICT RAGES ON IN MID ZAMBEZI VALLEY
Environment, Climate, and Wildlife deputy minister John Paradza, embarked on a three-day visit to the Mid Zambezi Valley communal areas,...
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JAPAN EXTENDS $1 MILLION LIFELINE TO ZIMBABWE THROUGH WFP TO TACKLE IMPENDING FOOD CRISIS
The Government of Japan has extended a crucial lifeline through the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), allocating a substantial...
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BIODIVERSITY PLAYS A CRUCIAL ROLE IN SECURING AFRICA’S FUTURE- HARITATOS
The Deputy Minister for Lands, Agriculture, Water, Climate, and Rural Resettlement, Vangelis Haritatos says biodiversity plays a critical role in...
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Elephants migrate from Zimbabwe’s largest national park to Botswana in search of water
A substantial number of elephants from Zimbabwe's largest national park are migrating to neighboring Botswana in search of water, the...
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Dead bodies from natural disasters and conflict pose no health risks, Red Cross and WHO say
Loss of life due to disasters and conflict often leads to fear and misunderstanding about the dead. It is therefore...
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