By Shalom Shawurwa Smallholder farmers in rural areas are being trained to use plants, insects and soil organisms to measure the health of their land as communities seek new ways to withstand worsening climate shocks. The move comes as droughts, erratic rainfall and land degradation place growing
4-H Zimbabwe Foundation, in collaboration with the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development (MoLAFWRD) and key stakeholders, hosted a District Farmer Field School Day in Chiwundura, Vungu Rural District to promote climate-smart agriculture. The event, organised to celebrate and empower conservation farmers, brought
In Zimbabwe, efforts have been made to position women at the forefront of the environmental discourse.
Letter to Women & Environment Rights Symposium DelegatesDear Child, Yes You Here Present And All you stand for & representWelcomeTo this World you were born, Rights Accompanied by Responsibilities You were givenSecond by second; Minute by Minute; Hour by Hour; Day by Day; Week by
Southern Africa has become more susceptible to the impacts of climate change and this is becoming evident
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