A demo homestead for the families that are set for relocation By Trymore Tagwirei Some 52 graves are set to be exhumed and 104 families relocated from Sandawana Mine in Mberengwa to make way...
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Seed festival spotlights indigenous crops and food sovereignty
Trymore Tagwirei Many farmers in Masvingo are intensifying efforts to preserve traditional seeds and indigenous foods as calls grow louder for greater support for farmer-managed seed systems. The call was made during the Masvingo...
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Mashava residents seek dialogue to curb bad mining practices
Renewed interest in Mashava, a former asbestos mining hub, due to chrome and gold deposits have had a profound impact on the environment and community cohesion Trymore Tagwirei Residents of King Mine in Mashava...
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Restoring life and water: Bikita villagers rally to protect wetland
By Trymore Tagwirei A community in Bikita District, Ward 19B, under Chief Mazungunye, has made significant progress in protecting and restoring a local wetland through the Chaita Village Wetland Rehabilitation Initiative, supported by Christian...
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New manual to guide complex climate science reporting unveiled
ZMC Executive Secretary Godwin Phiri By Moses Ziyambi The draft Climate Change Reporting Manual prepared by the Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) will assist in guiding journalists to authoritatively report on climate change in an...
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“We now employ over 2 000 people”
Bikita Minerals, which is 100 percent owned by Sino Mine Resource Group, has claimed that it now directly employs 1 407 people, but the figure rises to over 2 000 if people employed by...
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Destructive illegal mining persists despite crackdown
By EnviroPress Reporter Illegal gold mining in Ward 23 of Chivi South has reached alarming levels, with miners now panning gold from small streams that feed into the Tende River. This is occurring despite...
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Refining expansion to triple Zimbabwe’s lithium sulphate production
Trymore Tagwirei Zimbabwe is accelerating its transition from exporting raw lithium to producing higher-value refined products, with the country expected to nearly triple its lithium sulphate output by 2030. The move marks a major...
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‘Lithium future depends not just on mining, but processing’
Trymore Tagwirei Zimbabwe and other African lithium-producing countries must accelerate efforts to beneficiate and process the strategic mineral locally if they are to fully benefit from the global clean energy transition, a new report...
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Defying the Dry Climate, Couple Blazes Trail in Organic Turmeric Farming
Trymore Tagwirei An enterprising couple has pioneered organic turmeric farming in Masvingo province, where cultivation of the crop is almost non-existent. In Zimbabwe, turmeric is mostly grown in the Chimanimani and Chipinge districts of...
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