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The silence after the storm: Building a sanctuary for Zim’s grieving hearts

When disaster strikes, the public response is swift and compassionate.

By Joyline Chiedza Basira 27m ago

The silence after the storm: Building a sanctuary for Zim’s grieving hearts

New life for mothers after cyclone

Ruwona said the church's mission extends beyond spiritual ministry to restoring dignity, hope, and practical support for vulnerable communities.

By Kenneth Nyangani Jun. 28, 2026

Nyaruwata empowers women against the climate crisis

From analysing cholera outbreaks to documenting the harrowing survival stories of Cyclone Idai, she highlights how socioeconomic vulnerabilities exacerbate environmental crises.

By In Conversation With Trevor Jun. 14, 2026

Nyaruwata empowers women against the climate crisis

Climate disasters don’t just destroy homes, they change lives forever. We spoke with cyclone survivors in Zimbabwe

These experiences are harder to quantify, but no less important. If recovery efforts overlook these less visible losses, they leave deep social and emotional wounds unaddressed.

By Denboy Kudejira and Christopher Mabeza and Liboster Mwadzingeni May. 6, 2026

Climate disasters don’t just destroy homes, they change lives forever. We spoke with cyclone survivors in Zimbabwe

When disasters destroy more than homes: Women carry the climate burden in Zimbabwe

According to a UN Women regional report covering Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique, climate disasters are deepening poverty and inequality, especially for women.

By Allen Mangava Apr. 16, 2026

When disasters destroy more than homes: Women carry the climate burden in Zimbabwe

How Mandevhana is bridging architecture and climate science

Driven by the personal tragedy of Cyclone Idai in his hometown of Chimanimani, Mandevhana discusses how he uses mathematical algorithms to create “climate-responsive” buildings.

By In Conversation With Trevor Mar. 16, 2026

How Mandevhana is bridging architecture and climate science

Examining the realities of Mozambican boys working in Harare's informal economy

Reports indicate that many reside in overcrowded and perilous dwellings, stripped of access to adequate sanitation, healthcare, or educational opportunities.

By Ngoni Jemwa and Nicholas Aribino Feb. 2, 2026