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Black Rhino Minerals injects US10K into ACCZ for development projects

October 15, 2026

Climate change deepens gender inequality in rural Zimbabwe

October 13, 2026

Hailstorm leaves hundreds counting losses in Masvingo

October 6, 2026

Govt not going back on 2027 lithium ban deadline, warns Kambamura

October 5, 2026

Mpahlo in quest for climate breakthroughs through clean energy

October 1, 2026

Mutapa Upgrades Mberengwa’s York–Sandawana Road

September 28, 2026

Women stampede for ‘vim’ in sign of penury

September 21, 2026

Sandawana families face impending relocation

September 19, 2026

2 Minutes

Business

Black Rhino Minerals injects US10K into ACCZ for development projects

October 15, 2026

2 Minutes

Business Top Story

Mpahlo in quest for climate breakthroughs through clean energy

October 1, 2026

1 Minute

Business Top Story

Mutapa Upgrades Mberengwa’s York–Sandawana Road

September 28, 2026

Politics

5 Minutes

Politics Top Story

Climate change deepens gender inequality in rural Zimbabwe

October 13, 2026

2 Minutes

Politics Top Story

Hailstorm leaves hundreds counting losses in Masvingo

October 6, 2026

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

The law

2 Minutes

The law Top Story

Govt not going back on 2027 lithium ban deadline, warns Kambamura

PostAdmin October 5, 2026

Kambamura, 3rd from left, has warned against complacency by lithium miners ahead of the ban on exports of unprocessed...

“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

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

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

14 Minutes

Politics

Is Africa postponing decarbonisation?

post@e October 26, 2022

Claude Kabemba Ahead of COP27, a debate is raging on African governments’ united position not to abandon fossil fuels in the immediate future. Increasingly, linked to the West’s inability or unwillingness to finance Africa’s...

3 Minutes

Top Story

Farmers ditch climate-resilient grains as GMB fails to pay them in 5 years

post@e October 22, 2022

Moses Ziyambi Hundreds of farmers in Mwenezi district have scaled back on traditional grains agriculture citing viability challenges emanating from the Grain Marketing Board (GMB)’s failure to pay them for deliveries made as far...

2 Minutes

Business NEWS

Value-adding small grains would improve livelihoods

post@e October 21, 2022

EnviroPress Reporter Mwenezi West Member of Parliament (MP) Priscilla Zindari-Moyo has urged government to help communities extract better value from their traditional grains by giving them access to relevant technology. More commonly referred to...

3 Minutes

Politics Top Story

Mwenezana sugarcane plots: it’s Chokuda who decides beneficiaries

post@e October 19, 2022

EnviroPress Reporter Some villagers in Mwenezi have complained the involvement of Clerk of Parliament Kennedy Chokuda in the distribution of new sugarcane plots in the Mwenezana sugar estates, saying such powers should be wielded...

3 Minutes

Business Politics Top Story

Steel company which got land for free pays ‘slave’ wages

post@e October 18, 2022

EnviroPress Reporter A new iron and steel company being built in the Manhize area between Chirumhanzu and Chikomba districts is grossly underpaying its overworked employees, and some of them hardly afford transport costs to...

2 Minutes

Business Top Story

Chivi villagers call for removal of Exclusive Prospecting Orders

post@e October 17, 2022

EnviroPress Reporter Villagers from Ngundu in Chivi district have pleaded with the government to do away with the Exclusive Prospecting Orders (EPOs) which currently puts over 65 000 hectares of gold-rich land in their...

2 Minutes

Business The law

Charcoal merchants incentivizing Mopane destruction

post@e October 15, 2022

…as pesticides, climate change doom Mopane worm business Upenyu Chaota A network of charcoal dealers from Harare is reportedly paying about R20 for a 90kg bag of charcoal thereby incentivizing the destruction of the...

5 Minutes

NEWS Politics

Gender and the just energy transition pathway in Africa

post@e October 14, 2022

Claude Kabemba One critical variable in the debate on energy transition is how gender perspectives have been considered. Placing gender as a prominent issue in the just transition conversation is critical for the success...

4 Minutes

Politics Top Story

‘Communal Land Act increases vulnerability of rural people’

post@e October 14, 2022

…call for amendment to secure rights EnviroPress Reporter Some people in Mwenezi have lamented the continued subsistence of the Communal Land Act as an unjust piece of legislation which perpetuates vulnerability of whole communities...

2 Minutes

Business

Achieving energy transition through domestic resource mobilization, regional integration

post@e October 12, 2022

Claude Kabemba Domestic resource mobilisation, philanthropy, and regional integration are key to Africa’s energy transition. Africa must push for economic policies that enable governments to earn sufficient revenues so that they have enough funds...