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Every Earth Day, media sites are inundated with images of pristine forests, sinking islands and melting glaciers. We are encouraged to plant trees, recycle and save energy. These actions matter…
Staff Writer As heavy rains are anticipated in early February, concerns are growing over the increased risk of flooding across the country, particularly in areas where rivers are prone to…
Staff Writer Zimbabwe government and Harare City Council have been urged to take measures to protect Monavale Wetlands which of late have been under threat from land barons who are…
By Wallace Mawire The COP30 outcome has delivered a just transition mechanism, which is essential in supporting countries to develop and implement transition plans in sectors such as energy, agriculture…
By Wallace Mawire The Africa Group of Negotiators has taken a strong stance on the Global Goal on Adaptation at COP30, demanding ambitious, equitable and tangible indicators. Reacting to the…
In a powerful demonstration of dissent, approximately 100 Indigenous protesters blocked the main entrance to the UN climate conference (COP30) on the edge of the Brazilian Amazon for 90 minutes…
Pic credit: Kevin Maenzanise/ ActionAid in Belem By Wallace Mawire ActionAid – which supports communities on the frontlines of the climate crisis is joining with other climate organisations at COP30…
By Wallace Mawire A new ActionAid report found that less than 3% (2.8%) of climate finance is supporting ‘just transition’ approaches that prioritise workers, women and communities when tackling the…
Part of a tarred road destroyed by illegal miners in the scenic Impali area Stephen Chadenga Shurugwi town, located along the Great Dyke is endowed with rich mineral deposits, chief…
By Wallace Mawire Wetlands across Zimbabwe are coming back to life, thanks to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Zimbabwe’s commitment to harnessing nature-based solutions that protect biodiversity, restore degraded…