El Nino’s deadly grip: Chipinge farmers count losses
BY ARTWELL CHINGWARA SITHOLE Pensioner Simango sits beneath a shade, escaping the scorching November heat.…
Climate Change
Climate Change
Inclusivity and Refugees Affairs
Of Mahenye marooned farmers, climate change, Human-Wildlife Conflict, inclusivity
BY STEVE EPHRAEM A dramatic scene unfolded on Sunday, February 16, 2025 on Lisungwe Island…
Climate Change
Chipinge celebrates World Wetlands Days
BY STEVE EPHRAEM Chipinge celebrated a belated World Wetlands Day in style on February 14,…
Agroecology
PELUM challenges mothers to control indigenous dishes
BY STEVE EPHRAEM PARTICIPATORY Ecological Land Use Management (PELUM) Zimbabwe has urged mothers to take…
Climate Change
Who should pay who? Africa is owed US$36 trillion in climate debt by rich polluting countries, a new report by ActionAid shows
BY STEVE EPHRAEM RICH polluting countries owe low and lower-middle-income countries US$107 trillion in climate…
Agroecology
Children & Youth
Youthful agricultural economist eyes bumper harvest
Dr Ngezimana Johnson in his field BY STAFF REPORTER DR Ngezimana Johnson, a renowned agricultural…