Climate
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Conflict, Natural Disasters Displaced Nearly 60 Million In 2021: Report
Conflict and natural disasters drove millions of people from their homes last year, bringing the total number of displaced people…
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Climate change threatening human survival
By Blantina Berejena Women, youth and people with Disabilities (PWD) agreed that their inclusion into Climate Change policies and decision…
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Climate change threatens Zim food security
HEALTH and Child Care deputy minister John Mangwiro has said Zimbabwe has not been spared from the devastating impact of…
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Zim To Become Energy Self-Sufficient: President
Government is implementing a raft of measures to ensure the country becomes energy self-sufficient to support growing demand from consumers…
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Three Mat’land hospitals to get solar power plants
THREE hospitals in Matabeleland region are set to benefit from solar power plants through a project being implemented by a…
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Villagers In Lethal Fights With Elephants As HWC Deaths Reach Terrible New Milestone
Villagers in Dete, on the borders of the world’s second largest elephant population, are wide awake over nights in their…
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Hwange National Park Falls ‘Prey’ To Climate Change
Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe’s biggest wildlife conservancy. It is located in the southwestern part of Zimbabwe, 330km outside Bulawayo.…
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Dry spell poses double loss for farmers
THE prolonged dry spell experienced across the country in recent weeks has affected pastures, leaving farmers in Matabeleland South in…
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Cloud seeding starts as crops suffer growing moisture stress
THE Meteorological Services Department has commenced cloud-seeding in order to encourage rainfall after crops, especially late-planted crops, are showing signs…
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Climate change in Zim’s vulnerable rural communities
For Misheck Chikono, a communal farmer based in Ziboni under Chief Masunda in Zvishavane, Midlands province, rainfall patterns seem to…
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