By A Correspondent — As Zimbabwe commemorates National Youth Day, the Climate Action Coalition of Zimbabwe has called on the nation to recognize the pivotal role of young people in shaping the country’s future. With the theme “Positioning Youth Empowerment Development Towards Vision 2030”, the celebrations highlight the importance of…
Climate Action Coalition of Zimbabwe Backs UN Call for Urgent Global Action
By A Correspondent - The Climate Action Coalition of Zimbabwe has thrown its weight behind recent remarks by António Guterres, who warned that the escalating climate crisis poses a direct threat to global peace and stability. In a statement issued last month, the United Nations stressed the deepening link between…
Recycling Can Boost Climate Resilience in Zimbabwe – Climate Action Coalition Urges Greater Effort
By A Correspondent - The Climate Action Coalition of Zimbabwe (CACZ) on Monday highlighted the growing importance of recycling as a tool to fight climate change in Zimbabwe, calling for expanded efforts and stronger community participation. In its statement, the coalition acknowledged progress in waste recycling initiatives but stressed that…
Climate Adaptation Among Small-Scale Farmers Remains Urgent in Masvingo, Midlands and Manicaland
Faith Charumbira - Climate adaptation among small-scale farmers in Zimbabwe remains a pressing national priority, particularly in the provinces of Masvingo, Midlands, and Manicaland, where erratic rainfall patterns, prolonged droughts and extreme weather events continue to threaten livelihoods. The Climate Action Coalition of Zimbabwe (CACZ) has warned that despite ongoing…
Mining-Driven Land Degradation Deepens Climate Vulnerability in Masvingo and Manicaland
Faith Charumbira - The Climate Action Coalition of Zimbabwe (CACZ) has raised alarm over escalating land degradation caused by unregulated mining activities in Masvingo and Manicaland provinces, warning that the environmental damage is now directly worsening the impacts of climate change in these regions. In communities across Mashava, Bikita, Chiredzi,…
Climate Action Coalition Urges Safer, Sustainable Mining Practices in Masvingo and Manicaland
By A Correspondent - The Climate Action Coalition of Zimbabwe (CACZ) on Thursday issued a strong statement highlighting growing environmental and climate-related concerns linked to small-scale mining activities in Masvingo and Manicaland provinces. The coalition warned that while artisanal and small-scale mining plays a vital economic role for thousands of…
Climate Action Coalition of Zimbabwe Warns of Rising Risk as Mozambique Battles Devastating Floods and Tropical Storm Threat
By A Correspondent - Climate Action Coalition of Zimbabwe has issued a statement expressing deep concern over the ongoing flooding crisis in Mozambique and the looming threat posed by Tropical Storm Gezani, calling for increased regional cooperation to protect vulnerable communities.Mozambique has been hit by some of the worst flooding…
Climate Action Coalition of Zimbabwe Calls for Urgent Community Engagement on Climate Change
By A Correspondent - The Climate Action Coalition of Zimbabwe (CACZ) has urged communities across the country to prioritize environmental awareness and actively engage in climate change initiatives, in line with global efforts under the United Nations Climate Change objectives. In a statement emphasizing the importance of collective action, CACZ…
Climate Groups Urge Zimbabweans to Avoid Flooded Rivers as Heavy Rains Loom
As heavy rains are anticipated in early February, concerns are growing over the increased risk of flooding across the country, particularly in areas where rivers are prone to bursting their banks. The Climate Action Coalition of Zimbabwe (CACZ), together with its partners Youth Empowerment and Skills Development Association (YESDA) and…
Floods Ravage Chipinge Ward 28, Leaving One Dead and Infrastructure in Ruins
By A Correspondent - Chipinge, Zimbabwe – Heavy rains over the past two weeks have unleashed devastating floods in Chipinge District, with Ward 28 bearing the brunt of the disaster. One person tragically lost their life, while homes, roads, and community infrastructure sustained extensive damage. On 25 January, the swelling…

