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Young conservation leaders take action in Zimbabwe
IFAW’s Room to Roam Nature Clubs have launched across 21 participating schools in Zimbabwe’s Hwange–Matetsi landscape, giving students a place to understand the natural world around them, ask difficult questions, organise around the issues they care about, and put their ideas into practice.
Zimbabwe captive power: Harare targets 1,500MW as Kariba’s water is cut for 2027
Zimbabwe’s energy minister, July Moyo, wants to bring part of the country’s captive power, which the government puts at about 1,500MW, onto the national grid, after the Zambezi River Authority cut Kariba’s water allocation for power generation in 2027 to 23 billion cubic metres from 36 billion this year.
Zimbabwe Sends In The Bulldozers
Dear Family and Friends,
Beira Corridor Forum Calls for Stronger Regional Partnerships to Secure Southern Africa’s Energy Future
Forum highlights rising regional fuel demand, infrastructure investment and cross-border collaboration as critical to strengthening energy security and economic growth.
Zimbabwe should prioritize service delivery over salaries: No water, no foreign trips for municipal officials
The Ministry of Local Government and Public Works recently released Circular Number 9 of 2026.
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