Harnessing Bioremediation for Wastewater Treatment in Harare: A Sustainable Path to Eco-friendly and Clean Water
Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe, is facing serious water quantity and quality problems, with severe pollution downstream in Lake Chivero. These issues are often attributed to rapid population growth, inadequate…
How Agriculture Innovation Is Strengthening Food Security in Zimbabwe
Agricultural innovation refers to the development and application of new technologies, practices, and ideas to improve productivity, sustainability, and efficiency in agriculture. This encompasses biotechnology, sustainable farming methods, and digital…
Kenya Sentenced Four in Landmark Case Over Illegal Trafficking of Garden Ants
Belgian nationals Lornoy David and Seppe Lodewijckx, Vietnamese citizen Duh Hung, and Kenyan national Dennis Ng’ang’a were convicted under Kenya’s Wildlife Conservation and Management Act for the illegal possession and…
Zimbabwe Journalists Mark Press Freedom Day with Call for Urgent Reforms
Journalists across Zimbabwe today marked World Press Freedom Day with a strong demand for urgent legal reforms, citing a growing crackdown on media freedoms and deteriorating working conditions for media…
The Narcissistic Manipulation Behind Religious Deliverance -Holy Gaslight
When Faith Hurts More Than It Heals In many parts of the world, especially in developing communities, church leaders wield unmatched influence. They are seen as shepherds of truth, moral…
Denim With a Purpose: Campaign Calls on Zimbabweans to ‘Use Your Voice’ Against Sexual Violence
Denim became more than fashion in Harare on Monday morning—it became a call to action. At a spirited press briefing held at the Media Centre, the Adult Rape Clinic, in…
Beneath Broken Altars: A Cry of the Forgotten Faithful
There was a time when I withdrew from the noise of the world, taking a long sabbatical to sit in the stillness of sacred things. I immersed myself deeply in…
Africa Outsourced: Why Are Our Leaders Signing Peace Deals in Qatar?
In yet another global spectacle of Africa’s diplomatic dependency, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda signed a so-called Declaration of Principles — not in Kinshasa, Kigali, or even…
FAO Launches $1.7 Million Project to Protect Zimbabwe’s Miombo Woodlands
The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations has launched a $1.7 million initiative to promote the sustainable management of Zimbabwe’s Miombo woodlands, a critical ecosystem threatened by…
Zimbabwe in January 2025: A Nation at a Crossroads
A Tumultuous Start to 2025 As the sun rises over Zimbabwe in the early weeks of 2025, the country finds itself at a crossroads. The echoes of international decisions, internal…