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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

Displaced Mwenezi families face fresh hardship amid water shortage

August 8, 2026

Restoring life and water: Bikita villagers rally to protect wetland

August 1, 2026

‘Zimbabwe should turn equality commitments into gender action’

August 1, 2026

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Business Top Story

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

September 2, 2026

2 Minutes

Business

Seed festival spotlights indigenous crops and food sovereignty

August 20, 2026

1 Minute

Business Top Story

Mashava residents seek dialogue to curb bad mining practices

August 15, 2026

Politics

2 Minutes

Politics Top Story

Displaced Mwenezi families face fresh hardship amid water shortage

August 8, 2026

4 Minutes

Politics Top Story

‘Zimbabwe should turn equality commitments into gender action’

August 1, 2026

2 Minutes

Politics Top Story

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

June 23, 2026

2 Minutes

Politics Top Story

‘Green transition should protect women from abusive extraction’

June 18, 2026

The law

2 Minutes

The law Top Story

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

PostAdmin September 7, 2026

Mukaratirwa reported that the stands, which are still undergoing servicing, have already been sold out By Trymore Tagwirei Masvingo...

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

Tragic deaths highlight escalating GBV Crisis in Chivi

July 16, 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

4 Minutes

Politics Top Story

How lithium could transform Zimbabwe’s rural economy

Moses Ziyambi January 23, 2025

EnviroPress Reporter Lithium deposits in Zimbabwe could be strategic for a green economy, potentially making the rural population to grow faster since most of the lithium mines are in the rural areas. Lithium is...

4 Minutes

Business Top Story

Lithium pain: victims of evictions struggle to rebuild shattered lives

Moses Ziyambi January 20, 2025

Families were evicted largely to pave way for a new weir, and some of those that remained have lost their farmland Rutendo Chirume The eviction of several families in Makombo area of Bikita West...

1 Minute

The law Top Story

Gokwe lion terror ends after ZIMPARKS intervention

Moses Ziyambi January 20, 2025

The lion was short dead on 18 January after being tracked by ZimParks rangers assisted by the local community Mary Timba A marauding lion which recently killed five cattle and struck fear in villagers...

1 Minute

Top Story

Significant rise in Runde Catchment dam levels

Moses Ziyambi January 19, 2025

Trymore Tagwirei The ongoing wet spell continues to push dam levels in the Runde Catchment upwards with an average catchment level standing at 69.8%with an increase of 4.2% as of January 15, 2024 compared...

2 Minutes

Politics Top Story

Labour rights violations cast shadow over Zimbabwe’s lithium boom

Editor Enviro January 18, 2025

EnviroPress Reporter As Zimbabwe positions itself as a key player in the global lithium market, fresh concerns are emerging about the human cost of the country’s mineral-driven growth—particularly labour rights violations in and around...

2 Minutes

NEWS Top Story

Eliminating hunger as a barrier to education: Bikita Minerals ups ante on school feeding programmes

Editor Enviro January 17, 2025

Trymore Tagwireyi Bikita Minerals is transforming the educational landscape of Bikita District through a powerful yet often overlooked tool—nutrition. Since launching its school feeding program in 2022, the mining giant has made a profound...

2 Minutes

Business The law

Shashe River has recovered from tailings contamination, says EMA

Moses Ziyambi January 16, 2025

Trymore Tagwirei The Environmental Management Authority (EMA) has claimed that Shashe River is now safe from toxins that flowed into the water body from the tailings dam of a nearby mine. EMA Masvingo Provincial...

2 Minutes

Business The law

Duo convicted for stealing Bikita Minerals fuel

Moses Ziyambi January 16, 2025

Magistrate Rutendo Jakati has sentenced a Bikita Minerals employee and a contracted driver to six years in jail each after convicting them of stealing 40 000 litres of diesel worth US$64 000 from the...

2 Minutes

Business Top Story

Low rainfall imperils Mukwasine sugarcane agriculture

Moses Ziyambi January 14, 2025

Anesushe Mamhute The next sugarcane harvest in the Mkwasine estates will most likely be poor due to low water inflows into Manjirenji Dam, the water body which supplies irrigation water. Although some rains have...

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Business

Bikita Minerals and employment opportunities for locals

PostAdmin January 10, 2025

This podcast Hevoi FM news bulletin zeroes in on some of the marginal employment opportunities created by Bikita Minerals and accessible by ordinary community members. Though many people have been fortunate enough to gain...