The Wetland That Feeds a Village
In drought-hit Kasibo, a once-degraded wetland is now a lifeline; feeding families, saving cattle, and offering a path out of the climate crisis.
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Urban Survivors Left Out as Gukurahundi Hearings Reopen Decades-Old Wounds
Urban survivors of the Gukurahundi genocide are being excluded from public hearings decades after the killings.
They Listened to Nature And Saved Their Cattle
In drought-stricken Matabeleland, farmers are reviving ancestral knowledge to protect their herds. These old ways are proving more reliable than forecasts and more vital than ever.
Fairness Moyana‘They Just Take, They Don’t Give Back’: Chinese Mining Fuels Anger in Gwanda
Chinese mining companies take water, sand, and minerals but give nothing back. Locals are left with dry rivers, dead fish, and growing anger.
LYNNIA NGWENYAThe River No One Drinks From Anymore
Once a lifeline for villages in Hwange, the Deka River is now choked by pollution and neglect. As Chinese mining operations expand, residents are left with poisoned water, shattered schools, and broken promises.
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