Poor disaster risk management exposes Zimbabwe’s Institutional weakness in dealing with Climate Change Hundreds of homesteads are still patched on …
The pursuit of a just energy transition: Africa’s Paradox
Fossil energy is dirty. Its continued use is making an already bad situation worse. That humanity needs to grow its …
Reflections on the #theAfricanCOP (COP 27): Balancing Adaption, Resilience and Financing
Zimbabwe is a net greenhouse emitter – producing far less emissions than its forests can easily absorb. This, however, did …
STOP PLASTIC POLLUTION NOW!
The UNEA opened all eyes on a global agreement on plastic pollution. Previously environmentalist activists have been campaigning against toxic …
Africa: Time EU-Africa Partnership Acts On Climate
After years of delays, the sixth summit of European Union (EU) and African Union (AU) heads of state and government …
Drought crisis puts Horn of Africa ‘on the brink of catastrophe’
The drought in the Horn of Africa could be catastrophic for people and livestock. In a region where livestock and …
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Here are a few things things to know about one of the richest African countries, Democratic Republic of the Congo …
‘OUT OF THIS WORLD’ EXPERIENCE
‘First of its kind in the world – nothing else like it, no other product on market…’
Granite: Of Concrete Jungles And Sculptured Voices
Nyasha Frank Mpahlo THEY call them concrete jungles; made up of magnificent buildings which adorn the streets and skylines of …
Escalating Human Wildlife Conflicts
This years’ fatality rate has already doubled 2019 figures when 30 people were killed in attacks by wild animals in Zimbabwe.