4.12.2020 8:10

Why Zimbabwean villagers are struggling with a false scarcity of fuelwood

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Rural people's access to fuelwood isn't determined by the availability of the wood, instead it's controlled by power dynamics....
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10.12.2019 15:02

Wetlands protection: HWT intensifies push for legislative reforms

The Harare Wetlands Trust in partnership with Veritas and the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR)...
15.11.2019 15:26

Wetlands preservation equally important in ensuring water supply

HWT response to 2020 budget presentation...
8.7.2019 7:34

‘Not For the Faint-Hearted’: The Struggles of Women in Zimbabwe’s Mining Industry

Female miners seek equal opportunity in Zimbabwe’s male-dominated mining industry, but several cultural and financial obstacles...
4.6.2019 15:08

Zimbabwean parliament begins public consultations on proposed investment law

HARARE (Xinhua) -- Two Parliamentary portfolio committees on Monday begin public consultations on the Zimbabwe Investment...
7.5.2019 13:58

Zimbabwean Villagers Resist a Chinese Company’s Mining Project

HARARE, ZIMBABWE — Zimbabwe has clamored for outside investment in recent years, but villagers north of the...
9.4.2019 7:46

Chinese Companies Tear Down Zimbabwe’s Environment

MUTARE, Zimbabwe—The environmental impacts by some Chinese companies operating in Zimbabwe can only be described as...
7.2.2019 8:00

Zimbabwe Wetlands Construction Triggers Environmental Worries

HARARE — In Zimbabwe, migration from rural to urban areas has created a demand for housing, leading...
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HCC blames EMA and politicians for wetlands destruction

HARARE-Harare City Council (HCC) says the country’s laws and powerful politicians are hampering the local authority’s...
5.12.2018 6:42

Wetlands Vanishing Despite Laws Protecting Their Existence

HARARE – The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights says despite powerful legislation designed to protect wetlands, extensive development continues to...
10.11.2018 14:54

Dirty business: the soil-hunters eating Zimbabwe’s habitable land

HARARE, Zimbabwe (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - At a makeshift Pentecostal church in one of Harare’s poorer...
1.11.2018 7:50

Zimbabwe’s farmers feel the heat of fires – and of price hikes

An extended dry season and a lack of foreign currency for maize seed suggest Zimbabwe's small-scale...
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Zimbabwe’s farmers feel the heat of fires – and of price hikes

HARARE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - An extended dry season, runaway wildfires and a lack of foreign...
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Parly challenged to protect wetlands

A CROSS section of Harare residents have challenged Parliament to review the process of issuance of...

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