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The unseen toll of climate change in Zimbabwe: Gender, displacement, and conflict
By Mandlenkosi Maphosa; Grascious Maviza; Thea Synnestvedt; Giulia Caroli; Joram Tarusarira & Siyaxola Gadu In the remote villages of Zimbabwe,…
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Matobo’s seed banking initiative fights climate change
Villagers in St Joseph, Matobo District, known for its diverse ecosystem, have taken a proactive approach to address the challenges…
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Experts urged to simplify climate talk
Climate change experts have been urged to engage communities at the grassroots level and simplify technical climate terms to enable…
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Senators urge Chiefs to safeguard sacred areas for climate change mitigation
Several senators have called upon traditional leaders, particularly chiefs, to uphold cultural practices and safeguard sacred areas, such as pools…
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Food Insecurity in Africa and China’s contribution to climate change
By News Diggers Zambia’s Minister of Finance and National Planning, Dr Situmbeko Musokotwane has observed that food security has become…
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Stakeholders meet to review Byo’s environmental plan
Various Bulawayo stakeholders gathered on Thursday to review the city’s Local Environmental Action Plan (LEAP) in an effort to implement…
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Intuba Trust empowers farmers in Matabeleland
Intuba Trust, a non-profit-making organisation has used drip irrigation to combat the effects of climate change in Matabeleland and provide…
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UK commits to supporting climate change adaptation in Africa
The United Kingdom (UK) this week announced new funding to support African governments to roll out critical adaptation projects to enable…
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Climate change, a prick on human life
By Thembelihle Mhlanga Climate change has become a prick on human life in Zimbabwe’s drought-prone region of Matabeleland with a…
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Climate change worsening water crisis:AU official
Climate change has resulted in reduced industrial productivity and increased human and wildlife conflicts, an African Union official has noted.…
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