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 calls for $1.6 billion in aid to pay for food
Zimbabwe needs nearly $1.6 billion in aid to help pay for grain and other food after a drought that has badly affected harvests and left 3 million people in need, Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa said
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Zimbabwe: Bees- Promising Tool for Managing Jumbo Movements
Elephant populations in southern Africa's national parks have increased dramatically in recent years. As a result of their booming numbers, vast dietary requirements and expansive ranges, elephants sometimes
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Southern Africa: Angola- SADC Approves Kaza-Atfc Integrated Development Master Plan
Luanda — The ministers of Hotels and Tourism of Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe and the Angolan Secretary of State of the referred sector Alfredo Varo Kaputo, approved on 29 January in Zimbabwe, the
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Zimbabwe: 12 000 Boreholes Run Dry- Minister
At least 12 000 boreholes countrywide no longer produce water due to the low levels of the water table caused by drought that has hit the country in successive years. Environment, Water and Climate Minister
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Zimbabwe: Typhoid Outbreak Spreads to Budiriro
The sporadic cases of typhoid recorded in Harare's Hopley, Glen Norah and Hatfield last week have spread to Budiriro, raising fears of an outbreak, amid scarce resources to control the bacterial infection.
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Zimbabwe: Solar Feasible in Zim- Study
ZIMBABWE has received massive endorsement as a prime destination for solar power projects after Chinese firm, Shanghai Electric Power Design Institute, completed a bankable feasibility study that okayed
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Zimbabwe: Severe Drought Ravages Chipinge Villagers, Livestock
DISASTER is looming in Chipinge -- one of the areas hardest hit by drought in the country -- with many families now resorting to one meal a day while thousands of their livestock, particularly cattle,
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Rhino poaching surged in Zimbabwe in 2015- Conservation group
The number of rhinos killed by poachers in Zimbabwe more than doubled last year to at least 50, a rhino conservation group has said. Zimbabwe experienced high levels of rhino poaching in 2008 and 2009,
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Zimbabwe to 'increase wildlife exports to China'
Zimbabwe is to increase the export of wildlife, including elephants, to China, the environment minister says. The move will reduce the chances of elephants dying because of drought, Oppah Muchinguri is
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US plans to extend endangered species status to lions in Africa
US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) will classify lions in southern and eastern Africa as threatened, with those in the central and western regions covered by full endangered status. The move will place