by New Ziana | Jul 26, 2023 | Features, News
By Johnson Siamachira Harare (New Ziana) -Imagine a smallholder farmer who prepares his land the same way his father did – by slashing, burning, and clearing the way for the same crops he ate during his childhood and using this agronomic practice to feed his...
by New Ziana | Jun 26, 2023 | Features, News
By Johnson Siamachira and Rutendo Mapfumo Hwange (New Ziana) – Village vigilantes in Mabale area in Hwange district in north-western Zimbabwe, are slowly curbing poaching of the painted African wild dog here, to the benefit of wildlife conservation and community...
by New Ziana | Jun 24, 2023 | Features, News
By Johnson Siamachira Harare (New Ziana) – The late Reverend Ndabaningi Chandiwana Sithole, one of the leaders of Zimbabwe’s war of independence, is posthumously being celebrated as a teacher, clergyman and intellectual leader of the country’s black...
by New Ziana | Jun 9, 2023 | Features
By Johnson Siamachira Harare (New Ziana) – Climate variability and change add to the vulnerability, in particular of the poor, including women and children. Even if significant mitigation measures are implemented, there is need for adaptation to the effects of...
by New Ziana | May 29, 2023 | Features, News
By Johnson Siamachira Harare (New Ziana) – Gender-Based Violence (GBV) remains prevalent globally, with one in every three women having experienced physical violence, according to the World Bank. In Zimbabwe, 40 percent of women aged 15-49 have experienced...
by New Ziana | May 5, 2023 | Analysis, Features, News
By Johnson Siamachira Harare (New Ziana) -Climate change is affecting Zimbabwe. Projections indicate the country will suffer from increasing temperatures, droughts erratic rainfalls and floods. The agriculture sector will be heavily impacted by this phenomenon as the...
