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Mineral exports jump 14 percent to US$3,4bn as mining powers economy

February 4, 2026

ZLHR warns of escalating wetland destruction as Zimbabwe marks World Wetlands Day

February 4, 2026

Masvingo establishes recycling hub to improve waste management

February 3, 2026

Bikita Minerals expands school nutrition programme, nears 10 000 learners

February 3, 2026

Gold, crops drive sharp turnaround as Zimbabwe’s trade deficit shrinks to US$404m

January 30, 2026

Zimbabwe calls for united action to protect wetlands ahead of World Wetlands Day

January 30, 2026

Government secures over US$20 million for Lake Chivero restoration

January 28, 2026

Agroforestry project supports climate-resilient farming in Mutasa

January 28, 2026

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Business NEWS Top Story

Mineral exports jump 14 percent to US$3,4bn as mining powers economy

February 4, 2026

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Business NEWS Top Story

Gold, crops drive sharp turnaround as Zimbabwe’s trade deficit shrinks to US$404m

January 30, 2026

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Business NEWS Top Story

Agroforestry project supports climate-resilient farming in Mutasa

January 28, 2026

Politics

3 Minutes

Politics Top Story

Climate change: time for Africans to find own solutions

January 27, 2026

2 Minutes

Politics Top Story

Setback to climate change fight as US withdraws from key bodies

January 8, 2026

2 Minutes

Politics Top Story

EnviroPress makes a mark at climate awards ceremony

December 8, 2025

2 Minutes

Business Politics Top Story

Public debt hits US$23.4 billion as domestic arrears surge

December 1, 2025

The law

2 Minutes

NEWS The law Top Story

Buhera villagers petition Parliament over Sabi Star mine pollution

Editor Enviro November 26, 2025

Trymore Tagwirei Communities in Ward 12 of Buhera District have petitioned Parliament, accusing Sabi Star Mine of exposing them...

Bikita Minerals reinstates ‘unfairly’ dismissed employee

October 27, 2025

Call for water justice: Advocates urge Parliament to reject privatization

September 26, 2025

Bikita Minerals probes employee altercation, pledges fair disciplinary action

September 24, 2025

Chinese nationals accused of assaulting Zimbabwean employees at Bikita Minerals

September 23, 2025

Zimbabwe moves to establish national climate fund

September 4, 2025

The Great EnviroPress Commentary

5 Minutes

Rethinking climate change: A call for open debate

September 6, 2025

Zimbabwe’s AI Moment: A New Chapter for Human Development

July 1, 2025

GBV and climate change: the nexus

December 29, 2024

2 Minutes

The law Top Story

High Court stops Zaka chrome mine over rights violations

Editor Enviro June 21, 2025

Tiyani Hahlani The Masvingo High Court has ordered Bailzone Mining (Pvt) Ltd to stop chrome mining operations in Chiromo Village, Zaka district, after finding that the company’s activities violated the constitutional rights of local...

2 Minutes

The law Top Story

Insecurity, GBV major risks for women in mining

Editor Enviro June 20, 2025

Women earning a living in small scale mining face physical and sexual violence by the their male counterparts. Trymore Tagwirei The increase in the number of women in small scale gold mining activities has...

2 Minutes

Politics Top Story

Removal of Zimbabwe from Global Hunger Hotspots commendable, says FAO

PostAdmin June 18, 2025

Rutendo Chirume The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has praised Zimbabwe’s improved food security which has seen the country getting removed from the Global Hunger Hotspots list. The country’s food...

1 Minute

Top Story

IMC working to improve access to water in Masvingo district

PostAdmin June 18, 2025

Tiyani Hahlani The International Medical Corps (IMC) has initiated project to improve access to water in Masvingo rural district as part of efforts to improve sanitation and hygiene in rural areas. This came out...

2 Minutes

The law Top Story

Ban on lithium concentrates should begin now, says CNRG

PostAdmin June 17, 2025

Trymore Tagwirei The Centre for Natural Resource Governance (CNRG) has called for the immediate ban of lithium concentrate exports, claiming the country was losing a lot of revenue to exports of raw minerals. The...

2 Minutes

Business

Community pledges to support President’s Mushagashe fishery project

PostAdmin June 16, 2025

A view of Mushagashe Dam Tiyani Hahlani Community stakeholders have pledged to take ownership of a local fishery project and protect it from unsustainable exploitation including overfishing and illegal fishing. This came out at...

2 Minutes

Business Top Story

Pikinini-Jawanda Irrigation Scheme transforms lives of 300 families

Editor Enviro June 16, 2025

The centre pivot at Pikinini-Jawanda Irrigation Scheme Trymore Tagwirei The Pikinini-Jawanda Irrigation Scheme has brought new hope to many beneficiary villagers in Mwenezi district under Chief Mawarire. Work on the 300-hectare irrigation scheme was...

2 Minutes

The law

Mwenezi passport office fails to collect clients’ passports from Harare

Editor Enviro June 12, 2025

Rutendo Chirume The Mwenezi Civil Registry Office located at Rutenga growth point has not disbursed passports applied for three months ago, and officials are saying they do not have transport to fetch the processed...

1 Minute

The law Top Story

Zimbabwe to ban export of lithium concentrates in 2027

PostAdmin June 11, 2025

EnviroPress Reporter Zimbabwe, a major lithium producer in Africa, announced on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, that it will ban the export of lithium concentrate from January 2027 to boost local refining and generate more...

3 Minutes

Business Top Story

Farmer Field Schools tame impacts of climate change in Zaka

PostAdmin June 9, 2025

Rutendo Chirume As rural communities in Zimbabwe grapple with food insecurity, soil degradation, and the intensifying impacts of climate change, Farmer Field Schools (FFS) are offering practical, nature-based solutions and a path to resilience....