Zimbabwe’s women at the frontlines of climate justice.

Zimbabwe’s women at the frontlines of climate justice.

By Thabisani Dube Under the un-forgiving Matabeleland sun, 48-year-old Elizabeth Ndlovu bends to water her small vegetable garden in Nkayi district in Matabeleland North Province. The ground is cracked and hard, but she refuses to give up. Her green onions and chilies...
Colorectal Cancer: An Emerging Cancer of Concern

Colorectal Cancer: An Emerging Cancer of Concern

By Eugenie Muchetu Harare ,(New Ziana)– Colorectal cancer, the third most common cancer globally, is increasingly becoming a major health concern in Zimbabwe, where it accounts for 4 percent of all cases recorded and 4 percent of cancer-related deaths. Traditionally...
Experts map ways to feed world without destroying environment

Experts map ways to feed world without destroying environment

By Johnson Siamachira Harare, (New Ziana) – Elphas Chinyanga stands in his field in Shamva district, northern Zimbabwe, surrounded by the lush green maize he once thought impossible to grow. Just a few years ago, he was following the same traditional farming practices...
Honde Valley Smallholder Banana Farmers Eye Bigger Supply Role

Honde Valley Smallholder Banana Farmers Eye Bigger Supply Role

By Johnson Siamachira Harare,  (New Ziana) – Small-scale farmers in Zimbabwe drive the agricultural economy, which in turn propels the development of the country, as more than half of its 17 million people depend on some form of farming for their livelihood. One of...
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