Zimbabwe tackles common management challenges in drylands

Judith Phiri, Business Reporter Through the Dryland Sustainable Landscapes Impact Programme (DSLIP), Zimbabwe is addressing key management challenges in dryland areas to improve the livelihoods of local communities. As part of the Global Environment Facility’s initiative, the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), alongside partners from the Forest and Farm Facility, is providing business incubation […]

Mukuru licensed to conduct deposit-taking microfinance business

sundaynews.co.zw - 18/Dec 12:00

Judith Phiri, Business Reporter THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has licensed Mukuru Financial Services Zimbabwe Limited to conduct deposit-taking...

Livestock with forestry is the best of both worlds

timberbiz.com.au - 08/Dec 23:48

When livestock and forestry come together it can be the best of both worlds, leading to resilience against climate change, productive landscapes into...

Livestock sector poised for growth

sundaynews.co.zw - 21/Dec 22:04

Judith Phiri, Business Reporter IN a significant move poised to transform the country’s agricultural landscape, the Government is set to launch the...

Young entrepreneur in construction sector scoops top award

sundaynews.co.zw - 09/Dec 23:31

Judith Phiri, Business Reporter A 29-year-old young entrepreneur in the construction sector, Mr Langton Vito recently scooped the Young Contractor of...

Composting: Turning waste to wealth

kuensel - 10/Dec 05:10

Thimphu Thromde’s plan to establish a composting facility at Memelakha Landfill is a significant step forward in addressing the city’s waste...

ZimParks and IFAW join forces to combat wildlife crime

sundaynews.co.zw - 10/Dec 10:54

Rutendo Nyeve, Sunday News Reporter THE collaboration between the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) and the International...

Is Zimbabwe on the brink of collapse?

thezimbabwean.co.uk - 18/Dec 12:04

Zimbabwe is standing at a dangerous crossroads as the nation endures an escalating energy crisis that threatens its economy, livelihoods, and future...

Over 746 000 hectares of maize planted to date

sundaynews.co.zw - 10/Dec 17:09

Judith Phiri, Business Reporter AS planting for the 2024/2025 summer cropping season intensifies, over 746 000 hectares of maize have been planted...

Thread In Struggle: Myanmar’s Garment Workers Under Siege – Analysis

eurasiareview.com - 20/Dec 01:11

By Dr. Htet Khaing Min The combined impact of economic hardship and forced military conscription on garment workers in Myanmar and their struggles...

Liberia: New Report Reveals Pathways to Sustainable Livelihoods For Liberia’s Coastal Communities

frontpageafricaonline.com - 11/Dec 06:59

A new report by the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) under the European Union-funded Communities for Fisheries project highlights opportunities...

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