Climate Change - The Zimbabwe Independent

Topic : Climate Change

Harare emerges as climate-resilient testing ground

“Land tenure precarity presents a huge stumbling block preventing informal settlement communities from undertaking resilience-building actions,” the report said.

By Kirsty Sibanda and Lesley Kufandada and Sharon Zebra 1h ago

Harare emerges as climate-resilient testing ground

Climate change hits 9 in 10 Zimbabweans, livelihoods in crisis

Afrobarometer noted that the trend analysis reveals a stark increase in reports of worsening droughts, nearly tripling to 94% in 2024 from 33% in 2017.

By Business Reporter 1h ago

Climate change hits 9 in 10 Zimbabweans, livelihoods in crisis

Investing in clean energy in agrifood systems

Clean energy particularly solar, biogas, and small-scale renewables offers Zimbabwe a pathway to transform agrifood systems in ways that are productive, inclusive, and climate-smart.

By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Feb. 1, 2026

Investing in clean energy in agrifood systems

Zim launches US$9,4m climate-change resilience project

The project is aimed at improving food security, supporting rural development and protecting vulnerable farming communities from the impacts of climate change.

By Ruth Maseko Jan. 29, 2026

Zim launches US$9,4m climate-change resilience project

Wetlands sustain life, mitigate climate change

This year’s commemorations will be held under the theme Wetlands and Traditional Knowledge: Celebrating Cultural Heritage.

By Pride Nyamupangedengu Jan. 29, 2026

Wetlands sustain life, mitigate climate change

Hydro kinetic energy: A solution driven by innovation

As the environmental experts also warn of land degradation for the construction of solar farms, a new method of protecting the ecosystem has been found through new technologies.

By Edzai Kachirekwa Jan. 25, 2026

Hydro kinetic energy: A solution driven by innovation

Shurugwi MP moves to boost food security

The legislator said while Shurugwi has received good rainfall this season with prospects of a bumper harvest, relying solely on rain-fed agriculture was no longer sustainable.

By Moses Mugugunyeki Jan. 25, 2026