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Empress mine hailed as model for responsible mining

December 4, 2025

18 million fruit, agro-forestry trees for rural households by 2030

December 3, 2025

Study warns Zimbabwe’s mining boom is undermining climate action

December 3, 2025

Veldfires ravage Zimbabwe: Nearly 1 million hectares burnt, lives and property lost

December 3, 2025

Public debt hits US$23.4 billion as domestic arrears surge

December 1, 2025

Buhera villagers petition Parliament over Sabi Star mine pollution

November 26, 2025

Audit confirms Zulu Lithium plant design sound as premier accelerates new flotation upgrade

November 21, 2025

Pfumvudza/Intwasa transforms rural farming as smallholders drive 70 percent of food output

November 21, 2025

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Business Politics Top Story

Public debt hits US$23.4 billion as domestic arrears surge

December 1, 2025

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Audit confirms Zulu Lithium plant design sound as premier accelerates new flotation upgrade

November 21, 2025

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Sandawana Mine targets global top-10 status with 2027 lithium plant launch

November 20, 2025

Politics

2 Minutes

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Public debt hits US$23.4 billion as domestic arrears surge

December 1, 2025

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Less than 3 percent of global climate finance supports “just transition,” ActionAid report reveals

November 5, 2025

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NEWS Politics Top Story

Government slaps local authorities with cost-cutting order

October 17, 2025

2 Minutes

NEWS Politics Top Story

From classrooms to gold pits: Zimbabwe’s lost generation

October 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

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Business

Bikita Minerals caves to pressure on CSR

Moses Ziyambi September 6, 2024

Oliver Munemo For years, the lithium-rich hills of Bikita has been a site of ceaselessly running machinery but with little of the benefits trickling down to the people who call Bikita their home. The...

1 Minute

The law Top Story

Pepsi, kaylites blamed for most plastic pollution

Moses Ziyambi September 1, 2024

Anthony Muzondo Masvingo Urban Ward 9 Councillor Bernard Muchokwa has lamented the level of littering in the city, saying much of the pollution could be attributed to residents who recklessly dispose of empty beverage...

3 Minutes

The law Top Story

Alluvial mining ban is hot air, critics say

Moses Ziyambi August 30, 2024

Luen Phiri Government’s much vaunted ban on alluvial mining will not succeed due to conflict of interest in government circles where top ruling Zanu PF party officials are involved in the practice, critics have...

2 Minutes

Business Top Story

IDBZ resuscitates plans for Gutu solar project

Moses Ziyambi August 28, 2024

Rutendo Chirume The Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe (IDBZ) has approved funding for a solar project in the Chatsworth area of Gutu district Ward 32, EnviroPress can report. This was communicated by IDBZ Chief...

2 Minutes

The law Top Story

Protracted struggle to stop ‘illegal’ mining at water tanks

Moses Ziyambi August 27, 2024

Luen Phiri The fight to stop mining activities on the hill which carries City of Masvingo’s water reservoirs continues albeit with no success so far, with reports emerging that the mining involves powerful political...

1 Minute

Business Top Story

Boreholes drying up in Chivi as El Nîno bites

Moses Ziyambi August 26, 2024

Stanslous Ruvengo As the El Nîno-induced drought ravages Zimbabwe and other parts of the Southern Africa region, many villagers in Chivi District are finding it harder to get water for domestic use. Such communities...

1 Minute

The Great EnviroPress Commentary

African Culture and tradition in climate change discourse

Moses Ziyambi August 26, 2024

By Justice Zvaita African cultures tend to emphasise a strong relationship with the land and natural resources. This worldview fosters respect for the environment and sustainable practices that can inform climate change strategies. Traditional...

3 Minutes

Business Top Story

Communities in bitter conflict with lithium company, elite school over water rights

Moses Ziyambi August 23, 2024

Moses Ziyambi Villagers in communities along Mungezi Range have complained that they no longer get water from Matezva Dam because the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) prioritises Bikita Minerals and Riverton Academy, and no...

3 Minutes

Business Sports & Entertainment

Chiredzi Town Council drops the ball on Tshovani Stadium

Moses Ziyambi August 22, 2024

Anesushe Mamhute Chiredzi Town Council has been criticised for neglecting Tshovani Stadium despite receiving Constituency Development Funding (CDF) resources to help rehabilitate the stadium. When he was still Member of Parliament (MP) for Chiredzi...

3 Minutes

The law Top Story

Environmental rights violations: Masvingo misleads govt, public on new landfill

Moses Ziyambi August 21, 2024

Rutendo Chirume Masvingo City Council has over the past year misled residents, ratepayers and government that it has stopped using the old dumpsite in Runyararo West, and that garbage disposal had now moved to...