HARARE- The once scenic landscape of Harare’s Warren Park suburb has over the recent years been defaced into incipient badlands and gullies. By Staff Reporter Noisy trucks and excavators continue to meander atop Warren Park’s hillside landscape, slicing the mountains’ remaining sections for the lucrative gravel being
For many years, farmers in Mutunha community in central Buhera district struggled to make a living due to persistent climate change induced droughts that have become a permanent feature. With climate change increasingly taking its toll on Zimbabwe, Buhera has suffered heavily as food production plummeted
At the sight of an approaching vehicle, Janet Shoko and her family of five gather at the center of three huts that make up their homestead, in what has become some sort of reflex action for them. With eyes transfixed towards the dusty pathway adjacent to
Health workers have declared incapacitation, just a few days after some nurses associations went public saying they were satisfied with the conditions of services. In new development, the entire healthcare sector has written to the government declaring incapacitation as a result of failure by the government
The growing influence of Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) in all spheres of life has led to some youths in Zimbabwe embracing it to fight climate change. By Tafadzwa Muranganwa In an interview with 263Chat, a young journalist Blessing Bonga who runs an environmental news website, EnviroZim, confirmed
Leader of the opposition party, Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Nelson Chamisa has claimed that the suspected Zanu PF militia that attacked his party supporters at a rally in Kwekwe over the weekend had earlier attempted to unleash a petrol bomb at his convoy in
Violet Ngwenya recalls how she watched helplessly as her sister in law was being mauled by a lion while trying to protect her herd of cattle from the marauding wild animal. By Alwande Sibanda Ngwenya (42) from Sisonke Village on the outskirts of Victoria Falls said the
Themba Sibanda, a curio vendor smiles at clients, mostly foreigners as they look at his wooden artifacts at an open area near the Mosi-oa-Tunya Victoria Falls entrance. By Calvin Manika Unlike the limestone sculptors who use soapstone, Sibanda and other curio vendors at the site make their
Persistent illegal urban farming that has been exacerbated by food shortages continues to compromise the capital’s environmental integrity. Unsustainable illegal urban farming in wetlands, steep slopes and stream banks in Harare suburbs including Highfield, Glen Norah, Warren Park 1, Epworth, Kuwadzana Extension, Waterfalls and Mabvuku Tafara
Persistent illegal and unregulated urban farming, exacerbated by food shortages and a struggling economic situation in the country continues to compromise the capital’s environmental integrity. Unsustainable illegal urban farming in wetlands, steep slopes and stream banks in Harare suburbs including Highfield, Glen Norah, Warren Park 1,
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