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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

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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

2 Minutes

Business Top Story

Great Zim Hydro Project: baby steps towards energy transition

post@e July 29, 2022

Upenyu Chaota Zimbabwe’s commitment to cut carbon emissions by at least 40 percent by year 2050 will be achieved through many initiatives including the funding of cleaner energy sources such as the 5 Megawatt...

2 Minutes

The law Top Story

Mucheke pollution: water quality improves as EMA fines council, Delta

post@e July 19, 2022

Water in Mucheke River is now clearer...

7 Minutes

Top Story

Climate change and food sovereignty: decimation of Mopane increases vulnerability

post@e July 7, 2022

… as charcoal production, privatization of communal land disrupts natural ecology Moses Ziyambi BEITBRIDGE – Sinikiwe Ncube (46) lives with her three children in Mazwi village under Chief Malaba, in Matabeleland South. Her family...

2 Minutes

Business The law

ZELA launches study findings on property and mining rights

post@e June 30, 2022

Moses Ziyambi The Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) yesterday launched the Property and Mining Rights Research findings which provide an analysis for the regulatory regime of one of the most critical areas of the...

3 Minutes

The law Top Story

Norton’s tormented experience with illegal miners persists

post@e June 23, 2022

Mary Mundeya “Despite not having managed to proceed to secondary school like every other child, he never let his dream of having a better life die. Everyday, he would make sure that he found...

3 Minutes

Politics Top Story

New threat to Mucheke Trunk Sewer as July Moyo diverts devolution money

post@e June 21, 2022

Moses Ziyambi MASVINGO – Progress on the slow-moving Mucheke Trunk Sewer faces yet a new threat after the Ministry of Local Government, Public Works and National Housing decreed that local authorities must re-prioritise devolution...

3 Minutes

The law Top Story

After stint in prison, poacher becomes wildlife conservationist

post@e June 9, 2022

Mary Mundeya Nollen Muleya of Mtunya Township in Hwange was 28 years old when he moved from his native village of Siyachilaba in search of greener pastures, little did he know that in the...

2 Minutes

Business

Wildlife: promoting conservation through books for school children

post@e June 6, 2022

Mary Mundeya The 2020 Tusk Wildlife Ranger of the year, Amos Gwema has embarked on an education programme to encourage pupils in wildlife-rich communities to develop interest in conservation. In an interview with EnviroPress,...

2 Minutes

Top Story

Harare Bike Day shines light on need for cleaner travel

post@e June 6, 2022

…as cyclists take over streets to promote green travel Moses Ziyambi Dozens of cyclists rode over the streets of Harare last Saturday to call for policies that will promote the capital as a...

2 Minutes

Top Story

Climate change: without adaptation & mitigation, more losses loom

post@e June 2, 2022

Moses Ziyambi The Dutch Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Margret Verwijk has lamented the impact of climate change on Zimbabwe’s food security, saying all stakeholders needed to work together to strengthen the country’s adaptive capacity. She...