Zimbabwe’s Kariba carbon credit project has been thrust into a corruption scandal following an exposé by The New Yorker. The project, which aimed to prevent the release of millions of tonnes of greenhouse gases, allegedly involved the misappropriation of funds…
By Takudzwanashe Mundenga 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. Climate consciousness in Africa is essential due to the…
By Chengeto Chidi Government has shared that prolonged dry spells are expected in the 2023/24 rainy season. The Meteorological Services Department has shared the forecast for the rainfall season citing violent storms, flash floods and even cyclones. Speaking at the…
By Dylan Munashe Dzenga Harare, Zimbabwe – The Harare City Council, under the leadership of HW Councillor Ian Makone, has announced an ambitious 100-Day Plan program aimed at improving the lives of the citizens of Harare. This transformative plan is…
By Felix Matasva Penhalonga residents have accused church leaders for failing to tell President Emmerson Mnangagwa to act on the negative impacts of chaotic gold mining operations in Mutasa district, Manicaland province. This emerged during a Mutasa District Alternative Mining…
By Tavita Natasha Mpala The Southern Africa Resource Watch in partnership with Green Governance Zimbabwe Trust held a youth and women energy transition symposium in Masvingo to equip them with knowledge and information on the energy transition agenda. The director…
By Tavita Natasha Mpala The Southern Africa Resource Watch in partnership with Green Governance Zimbabwe Trust held a youth and women energy transition symposium in Masvingo to equip them with knowledge and information on the energy transition agenda. In an…
By Dylan Munashe Dzenga In a recent update from the Ministry of Health and Child Care, the latest statistics on cholera cases in Zimbabwe have been released. As of July 10, a total of 3,457 cases have been recorded, with…
By Dylan Munashe Dzenga The Zimbabwean government recently unveiled its Carbon Credit Framework, aiming to enhance the country’s role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, mobilize climate change finance, and promote technology development and transfer. The framework, presented by the Minister…
By Dylan Munashe Dzenga In a groundbreaking innovation, Morgan Michael Mhandu, a 22-year-old Mechanical Engineering student at the University of Zimbabwe, has developed a solar-powered scarecrow that promises to revolutionize crop protection for farmers in Zimbabwe. Mhandu, hailing from Chitungwiza,…