Climate Justice
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Empowering Beitbridge’s Youth: K’Lusa project transforms livestock industry
Thandeka Matebesi As part of efforts to promote sustainable economic growth, the K’Lusa project is making significant strides in empowering…
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Residents react to new water regime
Providence Moyo Bulawayo residents have begrudgingly accepted the local authority’s decision o increase water shedding by 24 hours from 96 to 120 hours that…
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Zambezi pipeline: Will it solve Byo’s thirst?
Providence Moyo In the face of ongoing Bulawayo water scarcity, doubts linger among councillors on whether the mooted Matabeleland Zambezi…
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Byo water crisis: A dark silver lining
Providence Moyo As the water crisis intensifies in Bulawayo, residents of New Magwegwe and parts of Lobengula West have expressed…
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Despair as drought decimates livestock in Mat South
Mxolisi Ngwenya Despondency has gripped rural communities in Matabeleland South following the depletion of water sources and grazing plains that…
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Painted Dog Conservation shaping conservationists at bush camp
Providence Moyo 22 primary schools and six secondary schools in three Matabeleland North districts namely, Hwange, Lupane and Tsholotsho are…
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Water woes hit Nkayi villagers
Thabo Moyo VILLAGERS of Nkuba, in Nkayi, are now forced to compete with livestock such as cattle and donkeys for…
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Community volunteers key to survival of wild dog
Survivor Nyasulu Community Volunteers have emerged as a driving force in the conservation of the wild dog in Hwange. It…
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Call for solidarity among artists
Providence Moyo The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe has made a plea for solidarity and unity in combating challenges faced…
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Five Years Later, Binga District remains with poor roads despite presidential visits
Calvin Manika Nathan Muzamba (54) has lived in Kamativi almost all his life. Having voted six times, Muzamba laments that…
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