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Climate change takes toll on tomato farmers

For decades, villagers in Madzivazvido, Gokwe North, have relied on tomato farming to sustain their families and communities. But climate change is rapidly eroding this once-reliable livelihood, as soaring temperatures, disappearing wetlan…

Published: 29 Jun 2025 at 11:10hrs | 74 | by Staff reporter

Victoria Falls plunged into darkness

A powerful and sudden windstorm tore through Victoria Falls on Monday evening, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. The unexpected weather event, described by witnesses as a dry whirlwind, struck around 6 PM, toppling trees and elec…

Published: 10 Dec 2024 at 14:55hrs | 645 | by Staff reporter

Irrigation schemes are the answer to climate change

The New Dispensation is forging forward with developmental projects in rural Zimbabwe, forward ever backward never. At Chinehasha Village in Mashonaland Central plans for a massive irrigation scheme near Ruya Dam are at an advanced stage. …

Published: 20 Nov 2018 at 13:40hrs | 4 | by Tondo Murisa

Zimbabwe 'disappointed' over US double standards

Donald Trump has made good on his election promise, and pulled the US out of the Paris Agreement. But Zimbabwe isn't excited about it, neither is it surprised by the US' double standards. In an interview, Zimbabwe's climate change head Was…

Published: 05 Jun 2017 at 06:40hrs | | by Jeffrey Gogo

Effects of Climate Change, the Zimbabwe story

Society is usually ignorant when committing sin, sin that bring heinous and disastrous situations, when not averted in time. Zimbabwe like all other countries has created its own sins that resulted in the calamitous climate change effects …

Published: 29 Aug 2016 at 23:14hrs | 6 | by Mbizo Chirasha

Zimbabwe turns to God as climate change disrupts livelihoods

AS climate change brings unexpected challenges, with frequent, severe droughts and floods, Zimbabweans are beginning to look up to God - the maker of heaven and earth - for lasting solutions, disappointed at the slow pace of human scientif…

Published: 18 Jan 2016 at 05:07hrs | | by Jeffrey Gogo

'Zimbabwe Going Forward: Opportunities and Constraints'

Conference organized by Mass Public Opinion Institute (MPOI) and Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS)Meikles Hotel, Harare, Thursday 23rd October 2014Climate change: aligning policy and residual knowledge with practice in ZimbabweSub-theme "Disa…

Published: 26 Oct 2014 at 23:10hrs | | by Dr. Strike Mkandla, Alternate Secretary General (ASG), ZAPU

Africa's trade under a cloud of changing climate

The devastating effects of climate change are already being felt across the planet, including in Africa. The 2011 drought-induced famine in the Horn of Africa affected more than 10 million people, claimed 257,000 lives and cost over $1 bil…

Published: 26 Sep 2014 at 07:24hrs | | by Richard Munang and Jesica Andrews

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Dr Death's crimes in Zimbabwe revisited

Montana exposes SARS over 'insane' R55m tax debt claim

Chinese miner charged with murder in Zimbabwe

Chief Nhema accused of extortion

Zimbabwe pushes Heritage-Based Education 5.0

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Holy Ten issues public apology to Mnangagwa

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Chamisa rejects coup-like actions

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South Africa releases names of 43 Zimbabweans who died

Chiwenga says current conditions led to Zimbawe's 2017 coup

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First Lady hosts empowerment bush luncheon for women entrepreneurs

Mine Workers Union raises alarm over expatriate salary under-declaration

Chiwenga dossier accuses Tagwirei of looting US$1.9bn

Zanu-PF annual 'feast' to gobble US$4 million

Chiwenga's urges coal miners to support railway revival

Man arrested for raping ex-wife

Bulawayo woman in court for forgery, fraud

ZEP extension faces pushback

Chiwenga admits 2017 event was a coup

Zanu-PF indaba opens under dark cloud

Mali imposes $10,000 visa bond on US visitors

Zimbabwe gold loans-to-deposit ratio rises

Zimbabwe named World's best country to visit in 2025 by Forbes

Zimbabwe's mining sector sees gold surge

42 Zimbabweans, Malawians killed in N1 Limpopo crash

Police officers strip parts from impounded vehicles

Chiwenga accuses Jonathan Moyo of treason

Chiwenga admits 2017 event was a coup

South Africa releases names of 43 Zimbabweans who died

42 Zimbabweans, Malawians killed in N1 Limpopo crash

Chiwenga says current conditions led to Zimbawe's 2017 coup

No plans to heckle and embarrass Chiwenga

Zimra officer dismissed over pornographic emails

PIC Director resigns after appointment error

Why France Refused South Africa Investigating the Death of Nkosinathi Mthethwa

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