The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) announces Resilient Waters, a five-year, $32.4 million project to address severe water challenges facing the Limpopo River Basin and Okavango River Basin communities
Southern Africa has become more susceptible to the impacts of climate change and this is becoming evident
Successive droughts caused by poor rains are threatening to extinguish livestock and render Chipinge communities vulnerable to hunger and starvation amid Considering that rural life is anchored on agriculture, without livestock, poverty can only worsen since farmers will not be able to till their land and
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