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Zimbabwe’s Kariba carbon credit project has been thrust into a corruption scandal following an exposé by The New Yorker.

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As the impact of climate change grows increasingly evident in Africa, the continent has emerged as a vital player in the global conversation on addressing this pressing issue.

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An Analytical Perspective on African Climate Change Initiatives.

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Cholera Cases on the Rise: Ministry of Health Releases Latest Statistics

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Student Develops Solar-Powered Scarecrow that Promises to revolutionize crop protection for farmers in Zimbabwe

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Severe Ground Frost Warning Issued For Bulawayo and Surrounding Areas

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Government has declared Mbare’s New Line area a state of emergency and plans are underway to accelerate devolution funds to be be redirected to refurbish housing, sewer systems and to enhance refuse collection in the area.


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The Conservation Society of Monavale (COSMO) has filed a petition after being informed by Plan Afric Consulting of a proposed cluster housing development on Monavale Vlei in Harare.

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The United States government has invested US$54 million in two programmes that will compliment Zimbabwe’s government efforts to fight HIV in several districts across Manicaland and Masvingo provinces.

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The country’s increasing human and wildlife populations have led to competition for limited resources between humans and animals.

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Women in Ngozi-Mine one of the biggest squatter camps in Bulawayo and the city’s main garbage dumping site have lamented that the police are turning a blind eye to their reports because of their poor living conditions.

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Three years after Cyclone Idai left a trail of destruction in Manicaland province, a local infrastructure rehabilitation initiative is rekindling ambers of hope and resilience for people left destitute by this horrendous ordeal in Chimanimani communal lands.

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Communal Participation: Core to sustainable climate change recovery – Orbit International Youth Organization (From right) MP Joshua Sacco, United Nations Resident Coordinator and UNOPS Engineers By Felix Matasva Three years after Cyclone Idai left a trail of destruction in Manicaland province, a local infrastructure rehabilitation initiative is rekindling ambers of hope and resilience for people left desti...