Elephant Toolbox Set to Mitigate Human-Wildlife Conflict
By Staff Reporter The Elephant Toolbox, set to be launched tomorrow by the Government and Wild Africa, will provide sustainable strategies and solutions for mitigating human-wildlife conflict. Developed by Save the Elephants, the toolbox offers essential tools and knowledge for communities grappling with these conflicts. Save the Elephants, headquartered in Nairobi, plays a crucial role […]
Farmers Urged to Utilise Every Drop
By Lloyd Rabaya Farmers have been urged to avoid naming different types of rainfall, especially in times when reliable rainfall is not guaranteed due to climate change. This came out last week in Kawere village, Mutoko, about 170 km from the capital, when the Zimbabwe Smallholder Organic Farmers Forum (ZIMSOFF) held their farming competitions to […]
Empowering Communities to Coexist with Wildlife in Zimbabwe’s Kariba Region
By Rudo Mandiro In the heart of Zimbabwe’s Kariba district, a dedicated conservationist is working tirelessly to reduce the conflict between people and wildlife. Dr Moreangels Mbizah, the founder of Wildlife Conservation Action (WCA) and a Wild Africa partner, has been leading efforts in Kariba, Mbire, and Binga districts for the past five years, reshaping […]
Veld Fires Consume Over 43 000 Hectares
By Staff Reporter Veld fires have ravaged over 43,000 hectares of land this year, a significant decrease compared to the previous year, according to the Environmental Management Authority (EMA). A total of 47 fire incidents have been recorded since the start of the 2024 veld fire restriction period, resulting in the loss of 43 843 […]
‘Zimbabwean Story Will Boost Tourism Industry’ – Guy Jennings
Digital Telegraph Correspondent The tourism industry in Zimbabwe should cautiously market the “Brand Zimbabwe” to attract more tourists and investors, industry leaders said this week. This recommendation emerged during the Inaugural Tourism and Conservation Conference in Harare, which was conducted by the Ministry of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Zimbabwe Tourism Authority and Wild Africa Fund. […]
US$82 000 boost for Esigodini Agricultural College
DT Correspondent Esigodini Agricultural College has received a substantial boost to its educational and training capabilities with a donation of goats and agricultural equipment worth over US$82,000 from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The initiative aims to enhance the institution’s programs, extension services, and business advisory services, while also contributing to national development goals […]
ZMF Introduces Mechanisation Program for Artisanal Miners in Zvishavane
DT CORRESPONDENT The Zimbabwe Miners Federation (ZMF) has launched its artisanal and small-scale miners (ASM) mechanization program in Zvishavane, Midlands Province as part of its Environmental Social and Governance (ESG) endeavors. The mechanization program is in line with the government’s vision for the country to achieve upper middle-income economy status by 2030, while adhering to […]
FAO Injects US$500,000 to Boost Zimbabwe’s Fish Breeding Industry
DT Correspondent The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has provided a significant boost to Zimbabwe’s Fisheries and Aquaculture Resources Department (FARD) with a US$500,000 injection. The funding aims to support the refurbishment and expansion of government hatcheries, promoting food security and sustainable livelihoods. Under the Technical Cooperation Programme (TCP), the government’s fish breeding sites, including […]
Makoni DCC Secretary Impressed by Farmers’ Commitment Amid Favorable Weather Conditions
Manicaland Correspondent
Makoni District Coordination Committee (DCC) secretary for lands, Shepherd Nyika has expressed admiration for the unwavering dedication exhibited by farmers in the district following recent heavy rains.
Mining Industry Urged to Prioritize ESG Issues for Sustainable Development
Chief Mining Correspondent
Zimbabwe’s mining industry is being called upon to prioritize Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues to ensure that local communities benefit from the extraction of resources in their regions.