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: Two black rhinos poisoned as illegal poaching continues in Africa
The two animals were discovered at a waterhole near Chipinge, 400 kilometres from Harare, news agency Sapa reported. Their carcasses were found before poachers had time to completely remove the horns,
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Zimbabwe: Gweru Admits to Environment Pollution
GWERU City Council is discharging partially treated effluent into the environment owing to the repeated breakdown of the two sewage treatment plants, a senior official has revealed. Acting director
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Poachers Now Targeting Baby Rhinos
With rhino populations dwindling due to illegal hunting for their horns, poachers have now begun targeting vulnerable baby rhinos instead. In 2014, a record 1,215 rhinos died from poaching - a 21 percent
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Zimbabwe: Lawmakers Push for Urgent Climate Policies
AS climate-linked extreme events escalate, Zimbabwean lawmakers have started pushing Government to speedily implement policies that strengthen the national disaster response. Since the 1960s, Zimbabwe
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Zimbabwe: Lions, Elephants Used to Kick Out Manzou Villagers
Parks and Wildlife Management Authority employees were yesterday busy fencing Manzou Farm as they prepare to bring in the first batch of wild animals, reportedly lions and elephants. The move to bring
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Zimbabwe: Govt Okays Ethanol Project
The Zanu-PF leadership here has given the Zimbabwe Bio-Energy the green light to set up a US$500 million ethanol plant at Nuanetsi Ranch in Mwenezi in a development expected to help the province attain
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Zimbabwe: Floods Leave Hundreds Homeless
Low-lying areas of the country have been hit by flooding with more than 200 families being displaced while 52 houses and a secondary school were destroyed in Mashonaland Central. One person was reported
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Zimbabwe: 800 Families Evacuated As Floods Persist
MORE than 800 families have been evacuated from their homes so far as flooding continues to affect most parts of the country due to heavy rains, an international humanitarian group has said. This detail
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Zimbabwe: Harare Clinches U.S $4,5 Million Solar Deal
Harare City Council and a Zambian company, Lamise Investments, have entered into a $4,5 million deal to install solar street lights. According to council minutes, the 15-year deal would see Lamise putting
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Harare Clinches U.S $4,5 Million Solar Deal
Harare City Council and a Zambian company, Lamise Investments, have entered into a $4,5 million deal to install solar street lights. According to council minutes, the 15-year deal would see Lamise putting