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Women stampede for ‘vim’ in sign of penury

September 21, 2026

Sandawana families face impending relocation

September 19, 2026

“Zimbabwe should establish environmental courts to save wetlands”

September 15, 2026

Masvingo’s record US$37.5/sqm stands sold out, low-income earners left behind

September 7, 2026

Dozens of graves to be exhumed, 104 families to be relocated for lithium plant

September 2, 2026

With ZHRC mediation, Bikita Minerals, Murape families strike relocation deal

August 27, 2026

Seed festival spotlights indigenous crops and food sovereignty

August 20, 2026

Mashava residents seek dialogue to curb bad mining practices

August 15, 2026

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Women stampede for ‘vim’ in sign of penury

September 21, 2026

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Sandawana families face impending relocation

September 19, 2026

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Dozens of graves to be exhumed, 104 families to be relocated for lithium plant

September 2, 2026

Politics

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Displaced Mwenezi families face fresh hardship amid water shortage

August 8, 2026

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‘Zimbabwe should turn equality commitments into gender action’

August 1, 2026

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AIDS Levy sustains Zimbabwe’s HIV response amid declining donor support

June 23, 2026

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‘Green transition should protect women from abusive extraction’

June 18, 2026

The law

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“Zimbabwe should establish environmental courts to save wetlands”

PostAdmin September 15, 2026

Trymore Tagwirei Rising destruction of Zimbabwe’s wetlands has triggered renewed calls for dedicated judicial mechanisms to handle environmental disputes,...

Masvingo’s record US$37.5/sqm stands sold out, low-income earners left behind

September 7, 2026

With ZHRC mediation, Bikita Minerals, Murape families strike relocation deal

August 27, 2026

Man killed while intervening in sister’s domestic dispute

July 27, 2026

Destructive illegal mining persists despite crackdown

July 22, 2026

When the mermaids sing: the Kubvoruno Gully and its sacred waters

July 17, 2026

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

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‘Zimbabwe should turn equality commitments into gender action’

Editor Enviro August 1, 2026

Veteran community organiser Bertha Jambaya of Jekesa Pfungwa Trust speaks during the launch of the State of Women Report, Harare, on July 30, 2026 By Macdonald Mudzaki Zimbabwe has made significant progress in developing...

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New manual to guide complex climate science reporting unveiled

Editor Enviro July 30, 2026

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”

Editor Enviro July 28, 2026

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...

2 Minutes

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Man killed while intervening in sister’s domestic dispute

Editor Enviro July 27, 2026

Trymore Tagwirei A recent domestic violence incident in Ndonyerai Village under Headman Madyangove in Chivi district ended in tragedy after a man was stabbed to death while attempting to protect his sister and mediate...

2 Minutes

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The water future around Bikita

PostAdmin July 25, 2026

EnviroPress Reporter In Bikita, the future of water is becoming as important as the future of lithium. For communities living around Bikita Minerals, Zimbabwe’s lithium boom has unfolded against a much older reality: a...

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Destructive illegal mining persists despite crackdown

Editor Enviro July 22, 2026

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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The next phase of Sandawana: what residents want before expansion

PostAdmin July 21, 2026

EnviroPress Reporter MBERENGWA — As Sandawana Mine moves towards a new phase of lithium production, residents in the surrounding communities are asking a question that goes beyond jobs and investment: what will they get...

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The mine’s legacy test: what should remain when lithium leaves?

PostAdmin July 18, 2026

EnviroPress Reporter MBERENGWA — On the gravel roads around Sandawana, the question of what mining leaves behind is no longer a distant concern. It is already being asked by communities living alongside one of...

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Sandawana after a year of promises: the community audit

PostAdmin July 18, 2026

EnviroPress Reporter MBERENGWA — When lithium mining returned to Sandawana, it arrived with a familiar promise: that the mineral wealth beneath Mberengwa would finally translate into better lives above ground. More than a year...

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When the mermaids sing: the Kubvoruno Gully and its sacred waters

Editor Enviro July 17, 2026

The Chenyu River flowing through Mutonhori Village. After listening to stories of women’s stewardship of freshwater resources in Uganda and Tanzania, the CuratEast team continued its journey to Zimbabwe’s Masvingo Province. Our destination was Mutonhori...