Push for community-led climate action as carbon market opportunity

This comes as Zimbabwe has in recent years faced recurring droughts, erratic rainfall patterns and rising temperatures, worsening water shortages and
By Jeffrey Muvundusi 1h ago

Harare hosts national summit on climate-smart agriculture 

“The Summit aligns with Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030 and broader continental efforts to strengthen Africa’s food systems through innovation and technology delivery,” the Ministry said. 
By Tatenda Kunaka May. 19, 2026
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Zimbabwe wage arrears widen across councils, parastatals and civil service

A deteriorating economic climate caused by political turmoil and repression has hit the entire economy including government hard.
By Staff Reporter May. 17, 2026

Zimbabwe’s Climate Change Management Bill: A panacea for sustainable climate mitigation

If passed, the legislation will establish a national framework for climate governance, mainstreaming climate action into key sectors such as agriculture, energy and mining.
By Christopher Mahove May. 16, 2026

Climate change fuels rising gender-based violence

Zvaita warned that climate change is increasingly linked to GBV as economic hardships destabilise families.
By Silas Nkala May. 14, 2026

Ministry slams ‘misleading’ claims on CORSIA eligibility of carbon credits

In a statement released recently, the Ministry said the units in question meet all applicable CORSIA eligibility requirements
By Obert Siamilandu May. 13, 2026

Govt halts illegal construction on Monavale wetlands

“The unsanctioned construction is now under control and mechanisms have been put in place to avoid a recurrence of similar activities,” she said.
By Nhau Mangirazi May. 11, 2026

Zimbabwe sets wheels in motion for US$25m climate recovery boost

The AfDB recently announced the US$25 million Agricultural Climate Resilient and Vulnerability Reduction Project (ACRES) grant to revitalise smallholder agriculture
By Tatira Zwinoira May. 7, 2026

Climate disasters don’t just destroy homes, they change lives forever. We spoke with cyclone survivors in Zimbabwe

These experiences are harder to quantify, but no less important. If recovery efforts overlook these less visible losses, they leave deep social and emotional wounds unaddressed.