ZLHR condemns eviction of people from ancestral land

ZIMBABWE Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) is greatly dismayed by the obstinate actions of some local and central government authorities to inflict anguish on several people...

Anticipating impacts before disaster in Zimbabwe

How pioneering an array of anticipatory initiatives in Zimbabwe's Mbire District could help to minimize the...

Ex-minister Marumahoko arrested over farm input scandal

Zanu PF official accused of misusing US$37K worth of ARDA inputs...

Treasury Allocates US$13 Million And ZiG$115 Million GMB

The Grain Marketing Board (GMB) has announced that it has received US$13 million and ZiG$115 million...

Government Enlists Army To Assist Police In Farm Evictions

The government has enlisted the army and the President’s Department to support the police in evicting...

EMA ropes in army, police to enforce alluvial mining ban

The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has intensified efforts to enforce the government’s ban on alluvial mining...

Zimbabwe Urged to Mitigate Farmers’ Losses

The Tobacco Farmers Union Trust (TFUT) is calling for the localization of tobacco beneficiation to help...

Free seed, fertilizer distribution in disarray over US$300 million debt to suppliers

Government owes fertilizer and seed companies for last three seasons...

Zanu PF plans to renew talks with Britain over pledge to fund land reform process

Negotiations collapsed 27 years ago amid Zimbabwe looting claims by Britain...

Millions at risk of hunger amid historic drought in southern Africa

More than 27 million people across southern Africa are afflicted by a historic drought — triggered...

Displaced farmers skeptical about Zimbabwe’s decision to compensate them

White commercial investors’ land was seized in early 2000s during Mugabe-era reforms...

Zimbabwe’s Largest Livestock Semen Processing and Cryopreservation Centre Commissioned

The Government of Zimbabwe, in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), today, commissioned the...

Zimbabwe to pay $20m to former farmers by year-end

Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube, has announced that the government will disburse US$20 million to...

Adapting to climate change: co-constructing solutions on the ground

Climate change is perhaps the most challenging source of uncertainty faced by humanity today...

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