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The conservation of biodiversity in places where people also live and farm is not straightforward. The last three blogs have offered some perspectives on the dilemmas...

Failing institutions: the challenge of governing natural resources in Zimbabwe

Resource governance in Zimbabwe is largely a decentralised function...

Protected areas: national assets or shared heritage?

What are the roles of protected areas in national development? Are parks national, even global, assets...

ICA Zimbabwe, 2021 – ICA Areas overlayed by Access to Health Facilities

English Map on Zimbabwe about Health; published on 12 Apr 2022 by WFP...

Farmers rediscover benefits of traditional small grains in Zimbabwe

BIKITA, Zimbabwe — Nothing seems to happen at the right time for Maria Mazambara, a communal...

Zimbabwe tobacco farmers demand payment in US$

Last season, the farmers were paid 75% in foreign currency and the remainder in Zimbabwe dollars....

Invasion of Ukraine puts Zimbabwe maize crop at risk

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is putting food security in an African nation 11 000km to the...

Lack of ‘Plan B’ Puts Zimbabwe Staple Crop at Risk as War Rages

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is putting food security in an African nation 7,000 miles to the...

How Zimbabweans can better understand their nutritional intake for a healthier life

In an age where access to basic resources is crucial for many individuals in communities around...

Zimbabwe Launches National Integrated Ticks and Tick-Borne Disease Control Strategy

Tick-borne diseases (TBDs) are responsible for huge economic losses in cattle assets and farm savings in...

WFP Zimbabwe Country Brief, January 2022

In Numbers...

Case Study: Improving Gender Attitudes, Transition and Education Outcomes (IGATE) Zimbabwe

English News and Press Release on Zimbabwe about Education and Epidemic; published on 16 Feb 2022...

NEW BOOK: Researching Land Reform in Zimbabwe

Researching Land Reform in Zimbabwe is a new book compiling 20 articles our team has published...

Zimbabwe’s forests go up in smoke to feed its tobacco habit

HEADLANDS, Zimbabwe — Since Netty Joyce Mukanganise started growing tobacco 12 years ago, she and her...

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