Drought Forces Farmers into Desperate Livestock Migration
Hwange farmers are forced to migrate their livestock due to worsening droughts, leading to severe food shortages and rising tensions over scarce resources.
As drought worsens human-wildlife conflict near Hwange National Park, Matetsi farmers are left struggling with inadequate government support forcing them to turn to local solutions to safeguard their livelihoods.
Hwange farmers are forced to migrate their livestock due to worsening droughts, leading to severe food shortages and rising tensions over scarce resources.
As teenage pregnancies and risky sexual behaviors escalate in Matabeleland South, the province faces a growing crisis that endangers the health and future of its youth.
Charcoal production is decimating Hwange’s mopane forests as villagers turn to the illicit trade for livelihoods. With deforestation accelerating and law enforcement struggling to keep up, can these precious woodlands be saved?
The Citizen BulletinAs Matabeleland South braces for the peak snake bite season, the ongoing shortage of antivenom in public health facilities threatens to put many lives at risk. With rural communities living in fear and healthcare facilities struggling to provide necessary treatments, urgent government intervention is needed to prevent further tragic losses.
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