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Shashe River endangered as artisanal mining surges in Chivi and Mashava

PostAdmin November 10, 2026

By Stanslous Ruvengo Uncontrolled small-scale and artisanal gold mining has wreaked severe environmental havoc across the Shashe and Mashava...

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Shashe River endangered as artisanal mining surges in Chivi and Mashava

PostAdmin November 10, 2026

By Stanslous Ruvengo Uncontrolled small-scale and artisanal gold mining has wreaked severe environmental havoc across the Shashe and Mashava areas, leaving river systems heavily silted and surrounding forests degraded. Some of the artisanal miners...

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In dry Chivi, vegetable farming pays school fees and fights poverty

PostAdmin November 10, 2026

Stanslous Ruvengo Small-scale vegetable production led by women remains a primary safety net for rural households in Chivi District facing climate change, sustaining healthier nutrition, school fee payments, and family dignity. EnviroPress visited Chipatiso...

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EMA serves environmental protection orders on two lithium mines pollution

PostAdmin November 1, 2026

By Trymore Tagwirei The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has halted ore transportation at Sabi Star Mine in Buhera and Gwanda Lithium Mine in Matabeleland South following the failure of both mining operations to implement...

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Chipinge community hub cultivates resilience through agroecology

Editor Enviro October 29, 2026

…a Chipinge-based cooperative is demonstrating how community cooperation, sustainable farming, and local leadership can drive climate change adaptation By Nyaradzai Panganai In Muwanga Village, Chipinge district, 85 women and five men run an agroecology...

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Black Rhino Minerals injects US10K into ACCZ for development projects

PostAdmin October 15, 2026

By Portia Muzorava The Apostolic Churches Council of Zimbabwe (ACCZ) has received a US$10,000 investment from Black Rhino Minerals as part of the mining company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, with the funds set...

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Climate change deepens gender inequality in rural Zimbabwe

Editor Enviro October 13, 2026

While women provide more than 70 percent of agricultural labour and contribute nearly 80 percent of food production in communal areas, according to a report by WCoZ MacDonald Mudzaki As temperatures rise, rainfall becomes...

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Hailstorm leaves hundreds counting losses in Masvingo

PostAdmin October 6, 2026

By Trymore Tagwirei Hundreds of residents in Masvingo were left counting their losses after a heavy hailstorm accompanied by strong winds struck parts of the city on Monday evening. The storm caused extensive damage...

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Govt not going back on 2027 lithium ban deadline, warns Kambamura

PostAdmin October 5, 2026

Kambamura, 3rd from left, has warned against complacency by lithium miners ahead of the ban on exports of unprocessed lithium Trymore Tagwirei Government is not going back on its deadline to ban the export...

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Mpahlo in quest for climate breakthroughs through clean energy

PostAdmin October 1, 2026

…as he wins US$4M award to advance Clean Energy across Africa By Moses Ziyambi Widespread energy poverty in Zimbabwe and across Africa should inspire young people to innovate sustainable energy solutions that minimize environmental...

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Mercury use persists with new gold rushes in Masvingo

PostAdmin September 28, 2026

By Trymore Tagwirei Artisanal gold mining in peri-urban areas of Masvingo has raised concerns of environmental damage due to the widespread use of mercury and rampant deforestation, it has been established. Artisanal miners who...