climate change

Zimbabwe faces a severe water crisis due to climate change, infrastructural decay, and political challenges. Implementing sustainable solutions is crucial for the nation’s future.

Climate change poses a severe threat to Zimbabwe’s education sector, with natural disasters and poor infrastructure hindering students’ learning environments

The United Nations agency urgently appeals for $85 million to support response programs in Zimbabwe amid the devastating impacts of El Niño. Take action now to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe.

Zimbabwe is on the brink of a devastating hunger crisis as a severe drought threatens millions with food insecurity. The southern African…

In the heart of Zimbabwe, the village of Buhera is grappling with a crisis. The once vibrant maize fields are now a…

Zimbabwean farmers are embracing no-till farming, a practice that minimizes soil disturbance and helps retain moisture and carbon, as a way to…

Zimbabweans are increasingly turning to small grains such as sorghum and millet as a way of coping with the effects of climate…

Lake Kariba, the world’s largest man-made reservoir, has seen a dramatic rise in water levels this year, thanks to abundant rainfall in…

Climate change’s impact on health escalates, urging an overhaul of global health systems to combat climate-induced diseases effectively.

Zimbabwe’s largest national park, Hwange, is witnessing a tragic scene of mass elephant deaths as a severe drought dries up water sources…