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As Zimbabwe continues to strengthen its commitment to environmental sustainability and responsible citizenship, NetOne has answered the call by His Excellency, the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Dr. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, to participate in clean-up campaigns held every first Friday of the month, reaffirming its commitment to building cleaner, healthier and more sustainable communities across the country.
Africa is not spurred from natural disasters and drought spells emanating from unprecedented climatic weather patterns and these requires concrete measures and lasting solutions to assist Africa grow its economies. Against this background, a meeting dubbed Extra Ordinary Specialized Technical Committee (STC) on Africa’s Preparedness and Response on the Anticipated 2026 El Niño unpacked concrete resolutions to tackle related challenges.
Biodiversity Experts from different sectors met in Harare on 18th – _19th June 2026 for the Technical Validation and Consultation Workshop for Zimbabwe BIOFIN Programme spearheaded by the Government of Zimbabwe with the technical support of United Nations Development Programme
NetOne proudly joined thousands of Zimbabweans across the country in commemorating the Mega National Clean-Up Campaign, reaffirming its unwavering commitment to environmental sustainability, responsible corporate citizenship and national development through coordinated clean-up activities in Harare, Chitungwiza, Masvingo, Bindura, Bulawayo, Nyanga and Zvishavane.
Mt Darwin – Chief Nembire, dressed in a red shirt, visited Binga Primary School in the Mutungagore settlement to plant a tree as a symbol of hope and a way forward after years of stalled construction at the school.
Senator Lisa Cutter is championing a new bill, SB260-146, aimed at reducing unnecessary waste in restaurants. The Skip the Stuff bill requires restaurants to only provide plastic cutlery, condiment packets, and other single-use items upon customer request.
In a significant move, Zimbabwe has kicked off the implementation of the Biodiversity Finance Initiative (BIOFIN), a game-changer for the country’s rich biodiversity and economy. The inception workshop, held in Harare, marked the beginning of a bold journey to mobilize sustainable funding for biodiversity conservation.
African Heritage in Mourning: The Tragic End of Craig, the World-Famous “Super Tusker” Elephant
IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare) and ZimParks are engaged in a major, long-term partnership to safeguard the Greater Hwange Ecosystem, focusing on four core areas: wildlife protection, habitat management, tourism development, and community empowerment
By preventing the overconsumption of primary producers like seagrasses and kelp forests, they indirectly protect these carbon-absorbing, oxygen-producing habitats
