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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EU gives Zimbabwe 89 mln Euro funding support
The European Union (EU) on Monday gave Zimbabwe 89 million Euros (100 million U.S. dollars) to support the southern African country's health, agriculture and institutional governance programs. The grant
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Zimbabwe: Diarrhoea outbreak claims eight lives in one week
At least eight people died from more than 10,000 diarrhoea cases recorded in Zimbabwe during the past week, the Ministry of Health revealed Sunday.The ministry said in a report that 10,619 cases of diarrhoea
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Zimbabwe hunter who helped kill Cecil the lion, in court on fresh charges
The professional hunter who helped an American dentist kill Zimbabwe’s popular lion Cecil has appeared in court on new charges of planning to smuggle sable antelope out of the country. Theo Bronkhorst,
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Zimbabwe arrests man linked to Cecil killer on new wildlife charges
Zimbabwean police on Tuesday arrested a local hunter who was linked to the killing of Cecil the lion in July on new charges of transporting 29 sable antelopes without a permit and as accomplice to smuggling
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Zimbabwe: Maternal Mortality Claims 221
THE Ministry of Health and Child Care says 221 mothers have died while giving birth so far this year. According to the ministry's weekly diseases surveillance report, of the figure, 10 died in the last
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Zimbabwe: No Pressure On Emission Targets
Zimbabwe has finalised mandatory proposals on how it plans to reduce greenhouse gases emissions after 2020, but it will not tie itself down to implementing policies that disrupt economic development.
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Zimbabwe: Masvingo Set to Ease Mutirikwi Pollution Woes
Masvingo City Council has completed a $500 000 dedicated power line project to provide uninterrupted electricity supply at its sewer pump stations and treatment plant to reduce rampant pollution in Lake
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Zimbabwe bans some cattle movement over foot and mouth
Zimbabwe has banned the movement of cattle in the southern part of the country near the South African border after an outbreak of foot and mouth disease, the deputy minister of agriculture said on Monday.
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Zimbabwe: Minister Calls for Climate Change Levy
Zimbabwe: Nyarota Attempts to Evade Paying Rent, Judge Orders Him to Fork Out U.S $40k Environment, Water and Climate Minister Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri has implored African governments to levy multi-lateral
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Zimbabwe: Climate Change Policy Expected This Month
THE final draft of the national Climate Change Policy, which aims to provide the framework for the introduction of climate protection measures, is expected to be ready by the end of this month. The