Zimbabwe gender assessment
The aim of this report is to gather evidence that will identify priorities and actions by stakeholders towards positively influencing, up scaling and accelerating gender equality and women’s empowerment
Zimbabwe
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Zimbabwe: India Set to Extend $310m Loan for Power Plant
The Indian Government has expressed willingness to extend a $310 million soft loan to Zimbabwe to finance a rehabilitation programme for Hwange Thermal Power station that would entail upgrading the plant
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Foot and mouth hits Masvingo, farmers blast govt
An outbreak has hit Gutu district which became the latest hard-hit area after Chiredzi in just a month, forcing the veterinary department to issue an order restricting the movement of cattle from the two
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Zimbabwe: Foot and Mouth Hits Masvingo, Farmers Blast Government
The Veterinary Services Department is failing to combat the spread of foot and mouth disease with outbreaks now a perianal problem for cattle farmers in Masvingo province. An outbreak has hit Gutu district
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Zimbabwe: Beef Farmers Bitter As Government Fails to Contain Foot and Mouth
The Veterinary Services department is failing to combat the spread of foot and mouth in Masvingo province with Gutu being the latest district to be hit by the deadly disease. The latest outbreak comes
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Chinese-built hydropower station benefits Zambians
A massive hydropower station under construction by a Chinese company in Zambia has created nearly 10,000 jobs for low-income locals and promises to ease severe power shortage in the underdeveloped southern
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Poverty, lack of jobs 'drive millions to rural areas in Zim'
A new study by the Labour Economic Development Research Institute of Zimbabwe (LEDRIZ), has reportedly claimed that poverty and lack of jobs have driven millions of Zimbabweans out of urban centres to
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The Zim town that hit 'Day Zero'… 20 years ago
It may not be a major metropolis, but residents of Kadoma in central Zimbabwe know what it's like to live without water: their Day Zero happened 20 years ago. Many taps in the mining and farming town,
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Zimbabwe: 9 000 Farmers Take Up Climate Smart Agric
ABOUT 9 000 farmers in the province have taken up Climate Smart Agriculture programme, offered by the Zimbabwe Framers Union to ensure food security. The programme seeks to transform agricultural systems
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Zimbabwe: Council's Solar Lights Project Falls Short
Most of the solar street lights that were installed in Harare, particularly those along Airport Road are no longer functioning. Harare City Council contracted various companies for the solar lights
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Zimbabwe: Harare Water Crisis Deepens
Some suburbs in Harare are experiencing serious water supply shortages, exposing residents to water-borne diseases like cholera. A snap survey by The Herald yesterday confirmed the situation. Some parts