Harare — In a sweeping move to revitalise the agricultural sector, the Zimbabwean government has approved significant reductions in licences, permits, levies and fees across crops, horticulture, fisheries and fertiliser sub-sectors, slashing some costs by as much as 90 percent. The sweeping reforms, announced following the Sixth Cabinet meeting at…
Climate Change Coalition Launches Awareness Campaign to Promote Indigenous Knowledge for Climate Mitigation in Masvingo
By A Correspondent - In Masvingo Province, climate change is a pressing reality characterized by recurring droughts, erratic rainfall patterns, and declining agricultural productivity. As communities struggle to adapt to these challenges, it has become increasingly evident that the erosion of indigenous farming practices has weakened local resilience, even as…
Anti-Poaching K-9 Foundation Trust Pays Tribute To Brave Canine Heroes
Honest Makanyire - The Anti-Poaching K-9 Foundation Trust last week issued a heartfelt statement honouring the dedicated dogs that work alongside rangers in the fight against wildlife crime. As the organisation continues to recognise the efforts of frontline anti-poaching teams, it emphasized that the contribution of trained K-9 units must…
Seeking Support In Restoring Community Agriculture Hub
Dear Friend, My name is Blessing Matasva, Director of Green Institute Trust. I am reaching out to kindly ask for your support through our fundraising campaign hosted by the New Africa Fund. We will participate in a 30-day fundraising challenge running from 1 - 30 March 2026, with up to…
National Mine Workers Union of Zimbabwe Highlights Mining Sector Challenges on National Youth Day
By A Correspondent - As the nation commemorates National Youth Day, the National Mine Workers Union of Zimbabwe (NMWUZ) has released a statement highlighting challenges affecting youths in the country, particularly in the mining sector. Below is the statement in full:As the nation commemorates the National Youth Day, the National…
Up to a Third of Hippos Could Vanish by 2056, Experts Warn
Honest Makanyire - On World Hippo Day, experts highlighted the alarming decline of hippos, reporting that up to 20% of the population had disappeared over the past decade and warning that a further 30% could be lost over the next 30 years. With only around 115,000 adult hippos remaining in…
Cyclone Gezani Devastates Chipinge, Women Call for Urgent Support
By A Correspondent - Chipinge, Zimbabwe – Heavy rains triggered by Cyclone Gezani, which made landfall along Mozambique’s Inhambane coast, have caused significant destruction in Chipinge, sparking fears of food shortages in 2026. Vast maize fields have been flattened across the district, placing harvests at risk and worsening the vulnerability…
Tariro Gezi Urges Women to Use WhatsApp Tool for Wildlife Safety
Honest Makanyire - Media personality and Wild Africa ambassador Tariro Gezi has called on women working in wildlife areas to take advantage of Wildlife Info, a WhatsApp-based tool designed to improve safety and reduce human-wildlife conflict. “Women in the field face unique challenges, and having access to real-time guidance can…
Allied Tobacco Farmers 4ED Field Day Set for Karoi
Karoi - Allied Tobacco Farmers 4ED will hold a highly anticipated field day on Friday, 30 January, at Mr. Chadzera's farm in Tengwe, Mashonaland West. The event promises to showcase best practices in tobacco farming and provide a platform for knowledge exchange among farmers, stakeholders, and industry experts. This upcoming…
Climate Action Coalition of Zimbabwe Calls for Urgent Climate Resilience After Zaka and Chipinge Flood Disasters
By A Correspondent - On 12 January, tragedy struck Zaka District after two dams in the Chipinda area burst their banks following days of relentless rainfall. The sudden surge of water washed away the Chipinda and Mutakaya bridges, cutting off key transport routes and forcing villagers to travel a 60km…

