Demands for fairer resource extraction get louder
…as President acknowledges rampant injustices in mining sector EnviroPress Reporter In its quest to achieve a US$12 billion mining industry…
Year: 2022
Women-led conservation group wins battles for animals
Mary Mundeya Zimbabwe’s wildlife landscape is gifted with 350 species of mammals, more than 500 birds, and 131 fish species…
Govt in major lithium policy shift after complaints
EnviroPress Reporter The mineral rush being experienced in the country has forced government to rethink its mineral export policy to…
Adaptable inputs for different agro-ecological regions
EnviroPress Reporter The 2022-2023 farming season will see the government distributing farming inputs that match each agro-ecological regions in the…
Abuse by foreigners in extractive sector riles Zimbabweans
EnviroPress Reporter Following outcries over abuse of locals by foreign investors particularly the Chinese in the extractive sector, the minister…
Mwenezi wary as lithium chaos wreck neighbouring Mberengwa
EnviroPress Reporter The Mwenezi community is keeping a watchful eye on the developments in their neighbouring district of Mberengwa in…
Extractives and conflict in Chirumhanzu
EnviroPress Reporter Chirumhanzu district is located in the southern part of Zimbabwe in Midlands province and share borders with Kadoma…
Netherlands commits US$700 000 to Zim’s climate change fight
Upenyu Chaota The Netherlands Embassy in Harare has committed US$700 000 to help the climate change adaptation efforts through the…
The irony of poverty in resource-rich communities explained
EnviroPress Reporter In 2021, the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development introduced the “use it or lose it” policy, in…
Mining law in Zimbabwe
EnviroPress Reporter Mining law is principally regulated in terms of legislation passed by Parliament though precedent or case law from…