Home > Climate > Villagers in panic mode as earthquake hits Chipinge, buildings and granaries destroyed Barnabas ThondhlanaDecember 23, 2018Climate0 The 5.5 magnitude earthquake … Continue reading Villagers In Panic Mode As Earthquake Hits Chipinge, Buildings And Granaries Destroyed

The President of the FreeZim political party Mr Joseph Makamba Busha, has called on the United States government to repeal … Continue reading FreeZim Challenges US over Zidera

After completing construction of a weir in October, members of the Masocha Chisangaurwe began building a 1200m main canal to … Continue reading Embracing irrigation the way to go

Julie Aleman  Tropical Africa has two distinct features – rain forests which are dominated by trees and savannah’s which are … Continue reading Africa’s forests & savannahs under threat

Anthony Morland  Extreme weather has greatly affected food security in Africa. But how exactly are the two connected? And what … Continue reading Climate change, food security & adaptation

Stephen Mpofu  When some Zimbabweans, whatever their number, rend the air at sniper shots being fired to try to demobilise … Continue reading Rural economies key to Africa’s future

By Peter Makwanya THE statement that climate change is one of the greatest threats to sustainable development is becoming a … Continue reading Interactive climate change participatory cultures and literacies for secondary schools

The green economy paradigm is necessary to overcome challenges of sustainability that the world is facing today, an expert has … Continue reading Green economy: Tool for sustainable development

There is a dearth of a climate change reading culture, which is worsened by the absence of literature that would … Continue reading Lack of climate change literature stifles development

In spite of climatic conditions, commodities are associated with particular communities. Hionde Valley is associated with bananas.   By Charles … Continue reading Food demand, supply models and culture