BirdLife Zimbabwe leads national wetland drive as country prepares to host COP15

BirdLife Zimbabwe is ramping up efforts to stem the rapid degradation of the country’s vital wetlands, threatened by urban sprawl, unsustainable development, as the nation prepares to host a major global conservation summit. The conservation organisation is leading the push with government, communities, local authorities, and schools to raise awareness and implement practical solutions aimed…

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Youth across Africa turn to indigenous knowledge systems to confront climate crisis

Beneath the iconic shade of “Dodger Doom,” a gathering spot sacred to Zimbabwe’s hip-hop community, over 60 young people gathered to share their experiences of climate change. They spoke of failed harvests, water shortages, plastic pollution and floods that have uprooted communities. But they also spoke of hope, hope rooted in traditional knowledge, cultural heritage,…

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Bringing missing communities voices into the conservation conversation

The involvement of local communities in local and international conservation talks is essential, as decisions made at global forums often have a direct impact on the lives of people living near protected areas.  This emerged during a high-level stakeholder engagement convened in Harare recently, ahead of the 20th Conference of the Parties (CoP20) to the…

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Cold front hits Southern Zimbabwe as forecaster warns of frost, low temperatures

A cold front sweeping in from South Africa has brought freezing temperatures and frost to parts of southern Zimbabwe, the Meteorological Services Department (MSD) has forecast. MSD head of forecasting, James Ngoma, stated that cold air moving in from the south began impacting Zimbabwe on Tuesday, leading to ground frost in southwestern regions such as…

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AfDB, Zimbabwe Review $137 Million Portfolio to Boost Inclusive Growth

The African Development Bank (AfDB) and the Zimbabwean government have completed a review of the country’s $137 million development portfolio, outlining plans to improve project delivery and support inclusive economic growth. The two-day Country Portfolio Performance Review (CPPR) workshop, held recently in Harare, was the first under the AfDB’s 2024 to 2026 Country Brief. It…

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Wie Symbole unsere Träume und Unterbewusstseinswelten prägen 2025

Unsere Träume sind Fenster zu unserem tiefsten Inneren und offenbaren oft symbolische Bilder, die auf unbewusste Wünsche, Ängste und Erfahrungen hinweisen. Während wir im Wachzustand selten bewusst die Bedeutung dieser Symbole erkennen, prägen sie dennoch unser Verhalten, unsere Gefühle und unser Verständnis von uns selbst. Das Verständnis der Symbolik in Träumen ist somit ein wichtiger…

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Wildlife conservation is critical, not only for ecosystems but also for livelihoods of communities through tourism and conservation-driven industries

The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has reaffirmed its commitment to wildlife conservation as a critical pillar of both environmental sustainability and economic development. This came at the biennial meeting of SADC ministers responsible for Environment, Natural Resources, and Tourism, held to assess progress on implementing key regional initiatives. This year’s session coincided with the…

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There can be no true conservation without the active leadership of local communities

Local communities must be placed at the heart of global conservation efforts to ensure long-term success and sustainability, Zimbabwe’s Permanent Secretary for Environment, Climate, and Wildlife, Ambassador Tadeous Chifamba, said on Monday. During the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Transfrontier Conservation Areas (TFCA)  in Harare running under the theme: TFCAs 25 Years of Cooperation for…

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