Climate Change- NewsDay Zimbabwe

Topic : Climate Change

UKWELI: African-led toolbox takes on climate disinformation

Unveiled on December 10th via a virtual webinar, UKWELI—meaning "truth" in Swahili—is not a traditional report, but a dynamic, practical toolbox.

By Staff Reporter Dec. 14, 2025

UKWELI: African-led toolbox takes on climate disinformation

How Zimbabwe can create an enabling environment for climate adaptation

Different ministries — agriculture, water, energy, health, finance — tend to pursue climate-related strategies independently, resulting in duplication, inefficiencies, and limited impact.

By GARY GERALD MTOMBENI Dec. 7, 2025

How Zimbabwe can create an enabling environment for climate adaptation

‘One partnership, one future’

Europe and Africa are bound together in an increasingly fast-changing world that demands solidarity, innovation and a common purpose.

By António Costa Nov. 28, 2025

Agroecology shields Zimbabwean farmers from drought spell

The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has repeatedly highlighted Zimbabwe’s exposure to recurrent droughts and the need to rebalance production systems toward resilience.

By GARY GERALD MTOMBENI Nov. 23, 2025

Agroecology shields Zimbabwean farmers from drought spell

SA Parly to host 58th Sadc Parliamentary Forum Plenary Assembly

This year’s plenary focuses on the growing threat of climate to southern Africa’s development.

By Staff Reporter Nov. 21, 2025

SA Parly to host 58th Sadc Parliamentary Forum Plenary Assembly

The ‘Global South Time’ is now: Why China’s vision resonates in Africa

Beyond security and economy, GGI focuses on shoring up “weak links in global governance”, notably climate change and the rapid advance of science and technology.

By Mafa Kwanisai Mafa Nov. 21, 2025

The ‘Global South Time’ is now: Why China’s vision resonates in Africa

Unicef message to COP30

Governments and businesses must step up their ambition and take action to protect children and their futures.

By Unicef Nov. 17, 2025

Indigenous knowledge systems as a means of food security

Increasingly erratic rainfall, prolonged droughts, heatwaves, and failing water systems have undermined food production, pushing rural households into deeper food insecurity.

By GARY GERALD MTOMBENI Nov. 15, 2025

Indigenous knowledge systems as a means of food security

COP 30: Marking time

Satellite data suggests it is caused mainly by the record-breaking drought in the Amazon, which has reduced the forest’s ability to absorb carbon dioxide.

By Gwynne Dyer Nov. 14, 2025