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Nonhlanhla Makhosi, a young climate activist under Chief Ntabeni in Zhombe, is driving an all-hands-on-deck fight against climate change in her community. She has been training rural women and schoolchildren on the benefits of recycling and biodiversity preservation. Through community engagement meetings with traditional leadership and local government departments, she has set up environmental ...

Climate Policy Advocate and All for Climate Action (AFCA) Team Leader, Natalie Gwatirisa, speaks on the successful launch of the Gweru Climate Cafe, a space where youths discuss climate issues in an open and informal setting once every month.

In this Episode of the Midlands Climate Conversations, we engage with Ms Charlene Harutizwi Muguti, the co-founder and director of Mckingtorch Zimbabwe, on how her social enterprise adds value to waste in the Midlands Province of Zimbabwe.

Join us in this episode of the Midlands Climate Conversations as Sustainable Development Goals SDGs Advocate Takudzwanashe Samhembere talks about SDGs Implementation in Zimbabwe.

Join us in this episode of the Midlands Climate Conversations as Hope Itembelani Tariro (HIT) organization takes us through some of its interventions to help communities in the Midlands Province build resilience and bounce back better from the impacts of climate change. HIT's interventions not only mitigate immediate climate impacts but also build the capacity of communities to cope with future...

Persons with disabilities are disproportionately impacted by climate change, hence the need for more inclusive climate adaptation strategies in local communities, says Disability Voices in Zimbabwe Director Nyasha Mahwende. Join us in this episode of the Midlands Climate Conversations as Nyasha Mahwende shares insights to encourage more meaningful participation of persons with disabilities in l...

In this Episode of the Midlands Climate Conversations, we engage with Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights Champion Raafiq Satiya on how climate change is impact local communities in the Midlands Province of Zimbabwe.

In Episode 2 of the Midlands Climate Conversations, Show host Tariro L Maderera speaks to Empowered Youth Generation Founder & Executive Director Mitchel Chimbga on how climate change disproportionately affects women in communities.

In this first episode of the Midlands Climate Conversations, Vimbainashe T Chigara defines climate change

Organisations in the climate change space in the Midlands province have come together to create a podcast where climate change champions, vulnerable groups, climate change experts, academics, climate innovators, practitioners, and other interested parties come together and share climate change insights, ideas and solutions.

UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator Edward Kallon renewed the United Nations development system’s commitment to supporting the government of Zimbabwe in its quest to improve the operations and impact of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises(MSMEs). He made these remarks at the commemoration of International Day of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises held this Monday 16 July at Chinhoyi Unive...

There has been a notable rise in fake and substandard food products on the market, which may be the cause of the rise in foodborne dieases in Zimbabwe. This was revealed by food scientists attending the Food Integrity Africa organised, World Food Safety Day Commemorations held recently in Harare. Consumer Protection Commission(CPC) Research & Public Affairs Manager said that the CPC compliance ...

Chegutu Municipality’s urban renewal and regeneration plans have brought water and sewer reticulation services to a ward that had been dry for the past 20 years. This was revealed during a media tour organized by the Media Institute for Southern Africa (MISA) in partnership with Chegutu Municipality.

People with albinism are prone to skin cancers and other skin infections if they do not protect themselves against the sun's ultraviolet radiation since their skin lacks melanin; a natural protection against the sun's rays. Founder and Executive Director of the Albino Trust of Zimbabwe Mr Bruce Nyoni says that, for people with albinism sunscreen lotions are not a cosmetic but an essential.

Albino Trust of Zimbabwe Offering Free eye screening & glasses to people with albinism

Community Views: Makonde Women's Daily Search for Gold Along Piriviri River

Scientists Develop Mopane Worm Enriched Porridge to fight child malnutrition in Zimbabwe-PART I

Zim Scientists Discover Hidden Nutrition Gems in Binga's Rich Food Culture

Youths Drive Zimbabwe's Agricultural Renaissance

Nutrition Sensitive Agriculture Reaps Improved Diets & Reduced Stunting Rates in Gweru District

Gambiza Value Addition Centre Combating Post Harvest Losses in Chiwundura

Women-led Chiwundura Horticultural Gardens Enhancing Household Food Security, Nutrition and Incomes

Gweru City Council Collects US$20 Revenue from 2000 vendors

Cholera Alert Mtapa Market Vendors Beg Gweru City Council for Toilets as Rainy Season Starts

Gweru Residents Declare State Of Emergency Over Water Crisis

Water Shortages Affect our Health & Sanitation Maglas, Zvishavane Women Say

Zim CBOs table concerns from local communities at ACBOS Indaba

Women in Seke Chitungwiza share their Election Experiences

Midlands Youths in Politics Commit to Peace Ahead of August 23 Elections