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Zimbabwe Grapples with Climate Change as State of the World Population Report for Zimbabwe is Launched

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– Heat exacerbates maternal and neonatal health outcomes, increasing the likelihood of stillbirths, UNFPA has warned. John Cassim Harare, Zimbabwe – The Zimbabwean government has revealed its ongoing efforts to strengthen emergency preparedness and response to climate change-induced disasters, which have continued to disrupt access to health services. Zimbabwean Health Minister Dr. Douglas Mombeshora hinted […]

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Emma Mandlazi’s Courage Inspires Save Valley Communities to Protect Wildlife Despite Losses During Raids

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Staff Reporter Female Ranger, Emma Mandlazi, from Village 31 in Bikita’s Ward 26, now considered a community heroine after saving crops and human lives Save Valley, Masvingo – Emma Mandlazi, 28 years old, from Village 31 in Bikita’s Ward 26, has become the talk of her community due to her recent display of bravery, which

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A New Chinese bulk fertilizer blending plant has been commissioned in Zimbabwe

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– Zimbabwe requires 300,000 tonnes of top dressing and 300,000 tonnes of basal dressing but due to limited production locally, most of the fertiliser is imported. A new bulk fertiliser blending plant, with a capacity of 300 tonnes per day, has been commissioned in Norton, located 45 kilometers southwest of the capital, John Cassim reports

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Zimbabwe tighten screws on motorists to reduce Carbon Emissions at ZITF 2024. 

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– Our strategy involves encouraging participants to utilize shuttle services from surrounding hotels, addressing parking challenges, and reducing pollution, an official said. John Cassim Harare, Zimbabwe – In a concerted effort to alleviate parking congestion and significantly reduce carbon emissions, several key changes will be implemented at this year’s Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF).  These

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Zimbabwean Farmers Forced to Sell Livestock at Meager Prices as Drought Takes Toll

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– Amidst Devastating Drought, Matabeleland North Farmers Face Dire Choices to Secure Food John Cassim Harare, Zimbabwe – Amidst the harsh realities of a drought-induced crisis, farmers in Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe, are reluctantly parting with their livestock at rock-bottom prices, signaling the depth of their desperation for sustenance. Renowned for its arid climate ideal for

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Zimbabwe Wildlife Farmer Adopts 10km of Byo-Vic Falls Highway for Rehabilitation near Hwange National Park

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“We need to make sure our highway is in good shape all the time as this is the only road our valuable customers use to come to our safaris,” Mathuthu said. John Cassim Plastic litter along the Byo-Vic Falls highway in Zimbabwe Harare, Zimbabwe – A wildlife farmer who is also the managing director of

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Blessing in disguise as climate change-induced demand for green energy places Zimbabwe’s lithium mining at the top

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– The increased demand for green minerals, as well as the electrification and decarbonization thrust driving the Fourth Industrial Revolution, is primarily fuelled by lithium, President Mnangagwa said. John Cassim Lithium open cast mining at Kamativi. Harare, Zimbabwe – The global demand for green energy as a climate change mitigation measure has positioned Zimbabwean lithium

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Fishing Decline in Southern Africa Due to El Nino-Induced Drought

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– Fishing communities devastated by El Nino-induced drought are facing unprecedented challenges as the fish in the river are gone, fisher lamented. Source: Changa Safari Camp from the 2021 Tiger Fishing in Lake Kariba John Cassim Harare, Zimbabwe – Fishing communities in Southern Africa are reeling from the devastating impacts of the El Nino-induced drought,

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IFAW Brings Africa’s next generation into the conservation discourse

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Phillip Kuvawoga – IFAW Director of Landscape Conservation Want to help save wildlife? Imagine growing up on the border of a protected wilderness area in East or southern Africa. You probably see zebras, impalas, or kudus on your way to school. These animals ordinarily don’t harm people, but what about larger animals like elephants and

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IFAW Collaborates with ZimParks to Combat Wildlife Crime Using Dogs in Zimbabwe

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John Cassim Harare, Zimbabwe – In a bid to fortify efforts against wildlife crime, Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) has welcomed its newest recruits, two eager puppies named Themba and Wana, into the K9 unit.  These young canines mark a significant stride in the ongoing partnership between ZimParks and the International Fund for Animal

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