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: UN Raises U.S $80 Million to Help Ease Zim Food Deficit
THE United Nations and its development partners are committed to assisting Zimbabwe tackle food shortages caused by the El Nino-induced drought, and have to date mobilised $80 million to complement Government
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Zimbabwe: University of Zimbabwe Scientists Find Cheap Cancer 'Treatment'
Zimbabwe continues to choke under the burden of diseases like Aids and cancer, but very little has been documented on the use and properties of complementary and alternative therapies. While the bulk
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Zimbabwe: UN Raises Red Flag On Mat North Hunger
United Nations resident co-ordinator, Bishow Parajuli yesterday described the food situation in Matabeleland North as dire, with a large number of children failing to attend school because of hunger.
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Zimbabwe: Council to Install 10 000 Solar Lights
HARARE City Council will install 10 000 solar streets lights by year end as it moves to become a world class city by 2020, Acting Town Clerk Mrs Josephine Ncube has said. In an interview, Mrs Ncube
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Zimbabwe: Fresh UN Appeal as Drought Crisis Deepens
The UN is redoubling efforts to secure emergency food aid for Zimbabwe where a key official told DW the situation was 'unprecedented.' 16 million people are now facing hunger across southern Africa.
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Zimbabwe: Jumpo Poaching Soars- Report
A GLOBAL report has painted a gloomy picture on the future of Zimbabwe's elephant herd, revealing shocking evidence that the number of Jumbos killed by poachers in Chewore alone increased by 12 percent
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Zimbabwe: Tobacco-Linked Illegal Logging Doubles
Tobacco related illegal logging has in the last two years doubled to 30 percent of the national total, latest data from the Forestry Commission of Zimbabwe shows, placing ecosystems and biodiversity in
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Decentralized domestic wastewater systems in developing countries: the case study of Harare (Zimbabwe)
<p>Until recently there has been little, if any, concern over revamping let alone improving wastewater management system in Zimbabwe’s urban areas given the dominance and institutionalised water-borne
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Zimbabwe: Zim Loses 235 Jumbos in Two Years... Criminal Syndicates to Blame- Muchinguri
ZIMBABWE's wildlife is under threat from poachers sponsored by criminal syndicates operating in and outside the country who use cyanide to poison the animals, a senior Government official has said.
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Zimbabwe: Typhoid Cases On the Rise
THE Harare City Council's health department has issued a typhoid alert as the number of confirmed cases has increased from six early this month to 13 this week. Typhoid cases were first reported in