By Johnson Siamachira Harare, (New Ziana) – Deep in the heart of rural Zimbabwe, a quiet revolution is taking place. Rural communities across the country are adopting biogas by using biodigesters, a simple technology to produce clean and easily accessible renewable energy from biomass. Biogas is an energy product derived from biodegradable organic material such […]
By Sharon Tawuya Mhangura (New Ziana)- Two-year-old Tariro (not her real name) is the daughter of Grace Mabhutsu, who is 23 years old. Grace became a mother at 21, after reaching the pinnacle of Zimbabwe’s mandatory formal education, albeit, without identity documents. To write Grade Seven and Ordinary level examinations, teachers at the school vouched […]
By Thabisani Dube Social media has revolutionized connecting with others in the digital age. It allows for easy interaction and sharing of life moments. While it has benefits like rekindling old friendships and amplifying voices for social change, research shows it can also negatively impact mental well- being, leading to feelings of inadequacy and anxiety, […]
Harare, (New Ziana) – “National laws often define many traditional hunters as poachers, causing much local anger,” Ishmael Chaukura, a community leader in wildlife-rich Mbire district in Mashonaland Central Province in northern Zimbabwe, says. He continues: “I believe that national parks were created for the rich, who can still hunt in the parks, and do […]