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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

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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

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Politics Top Story

Displaced Mwenezi families face fresh hardship amid water shortage

August 8, 2026

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Politics Top Story

‘Zimbabwe should turn equality commitments into gender action’

August 1, 2026

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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

3 Minutes

The law Top Story

Chiefs demand role in licensing of mines

Moses Ziyambi November 13, 2024

…as communities call for locally-based environmental protection Obert Sithole Traditional leaders have called for the amendment of the mining law so that chiefs would have meaningful roles to play in the allocation of mine...

5 Minutes

Politics Top Story

COP29 chief executive filmed promoting fossil fuel deals

Moses Ziyambi November 11, 2024

A senior official at COP29 climate change conference in Azerbaijan appears to have used his role to arrange a meeting to discuss potential fossil fuel deals, the BBC can report. A secret recording shows...

2 Minutes

Business Politics

El Niño: Mwenezi, Masvingo selected for Nourish and Thrive

Moses Ziyambi November 7, 2024

Edith Mugabe The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations (UN) and the French Embassy have launched the Nourish and Thrive project to improve child nutrition status and promote household food security...

2 Minutes

NEWS Top Story

Experts warn of hazardous waste from the lithium sector

Editor Enviro November 7, 2024

EnviroPress Reporter As Zimbabwe pushes forward with its lithium-led industrial revolution, environmental experts are warning of the dangerous by-products associated with hard rock lithium mining—an issue that could undermine the country’s green energy ambitions...

2 Minutes

NEWS Top Story

The hidden costs of Zimbabwe’s lithium beneficiation drive

Editor Enviro November 6, 2024

EnviroPress Reporter As Zimbabwe intensifies efforts to become a global hub for lithium processing, experts are sounding the alarm over the environmental and social consequences of its booming mining sector. A growing body of...

2 Minutes

Business Top Story

FAO earns praise for work on Zambia, Zimbabwe blue economies

Moses Ziyambi November 3, 2024

Edith Mugabe The Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) of the United Nations (UN)has been praised for its work to develop sustainable fisheries and other aspects of water-based resources in Zambia and Zimbabwe. This came...

4 Minutes

The Great EnviroPress Commentary

Africa leaders see extra IMF seat as starting block for bigger voice

Moses Ziyambi November 1, 2024

Duncan Miriri and Karin Strohecker From Nairobi to Accra, leaders of countries facing debt strains and public wrath over rising food and fuel prices have turned to the IMF as a last-ditch lender –...

2 Minutes

The law Top Story

New regulations to rationalise ‘chaotic’ solar energy industry

Moses Ziyambi October 30, 2024

Rutendo Chirume The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) is coming up with a new set of regulations to curb the proliferation of substandard solar products and unprofessional conduct in the sector, EnviroPress can report....

2 Minutes

NEWS Top Story

Scouring powder initiative empowers hundreds of women in Bikita

Editor Enviro October 25, 2024

EnviroPress Reporter Bikita Minerals is transforming lives in Chief Marozva’s community through a monthly donation of 65 tonnes of scouring powder, enabling over 100 families to generate income, fund education, and build better futures....

3 Minutes