The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) is set to complete its biogas energy project by year-end after successfully setting up 10 of the targeted 14 bio-digesters across the country. The initiative, which commenced in 2018 is part of the agency's efforts to provide alternative energy sources for
Greyish dust covers what would normally be green tree leaves as well as other surrounding surfaces in what serves as testimony to the environmentally toxic activities caused by Lafarge- a cement production firm- in Mabvuku. From a distant, even on a scorching Zimbabwean summer day, a
President Emmerson Mnangagwa's wife, Auxillia has partnered with the Ministry of Environment, Climate , Tourism and Hospitality Industry to plant indigenous trees as a way to respond to climate change. The First Lady said it was critical for citizens to put their heads together and find
The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has expressed concern over the environmental damage being caused by artisanal mining, saying the gold detector has become the biggest threat to the ecosystem. By Kovedzayi Takawira This is despite the fact that small scale mining contributes significantly to the economic development
In a bid to enhance efforts towards the preservation of wetlands, the Harare Wetlands Trust (HWT) has launched an ambitious project aimed at educating school children on the importance of the water sources. By Edgar Gweshe Wetlands are the major sources of water for Greater Harare after
RESIDENTS of Kambuzuma have written to the Minister of Environment, Water and Climate seeking the ministry’s intervention to stop the construction of a fuel station on a wetland located in the area. By Edgar Gweshe In the letter, the residents who are being represented by the Zimbabwe
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, the preferred mobile network operator (MNO) by customer market share, and the largest operator by network coverage, has embarked on a road rehabilitation project in partnership with local rural communities which is set to create up to 1.000 jobs. Announcing the project, in
About 100 home seekers in Harare stand to lose their hard earned cash after a group of war veterans under the banner of Limpopo Housing Cooperative vanished after receiving cash deposits from the home seekers. Edgar Gweshe The home seekers had paid $7 000 deposit each for
Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) has applauded City of Harare's efforts to stop the recent invasion of Monavale Vlei by illegal land developers. In a statement released on Thursday, CHRA said the occupation of Monavale Vlei was in contravention of the Ramsar Convention on the protection of
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