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Shoot to kill: MuchinguriENVIRONMENT, Water and Climate minister Oppah Muchinguri has urged wildlife rangers to adopt a “shoot-to-kill policy” against poachers, whom she equated to robbers. Speaking at a graduation ceremony o...NewsDayEnvironment23 January 2018
Tourism players ignore elephants ride banMOST tourism players in Victoria Falls have not heeded an international ban on elephant training, exhibition and rides, arguing that the prohibition order would drive them out of business. The ban cam...NewsDayEnvironment11 January 2018
Small miners wreak havoc in MidlandsOpen pits left behind by small scale miners in several parts of the Midlands Province have become an environmental hazard, threatening both human and livestock lives. Just a few metres off the road li...OnlineEnvironment11 January 2018
Mutare council dumps sewage into rivers, streamsMutare City Council (MCC) has come under a barrage of criticism from environmentalists for allowing raw sewage to flow into its rivers and streams, thus posing serious health dangers to communities th...DailyNewsEnvironment5 January 2018
Exhibition celebrates elephantsENVIRONMENT ministry deputy director Robert Mutepfa has called on stakeholders in the wildlife sector to join hands in the campaign to preserve the elephant population, which faces extinction due to r...NewsDayEnvironment15 December 2017
Harare proposes underground binsHarare City Council (HCC) is proposing a $300 000 underground bin project as a way of improving the face of the city following poor refuse collection. According to director of works Phillip Pfukwa, co...DailyNewsEnvironment22 August 2017
Harare battling with litter challengeWHILE litter has remained a challenge in the City of Harare, this is set to improve after the State Procurement Board allowed for the buying of refuse compactors and skip trucks. This was revealed by....OnlineEnvironment26 April 2017
More flooding expected — Met DeptSome parts of Zimbabwe are, from tomorrow (13 April), expected to receive heavy rains in excess of 70mm in 24 hours and the general public is warned to be wary of floods. The Meteorological Services D...HeraldEnvironment12 April 2017
USA & Zim engage over hunting trophies import banThe United States of America (USA) has renewed talks with Zimbabwe over a possible removal of a hunting trophy import ban on the country in a move likely to restore viability for the industry. The ban...OnlineEnvironment12 April 2017
Hippo mystery deaths update: Anthrax bacteria found in carcassesThe preliminary findings of blood samples taken from hippos carcasses in Mlibizi, Binga are showing traces of bacteria that causes anthrax. Since the carcass of the first hippo was discovered on the 2...OnlineEnvironment12 April 2017