A Struggle with Aging Infrastructure
Aging infrastructure and silted dams are crippling the city’s water system, leaving residents and businesses in a constant struggle for survival.
SHARON SIBINDIRegion: Bulawayo
When Crops Fail, Insects Feed Communities
From mopane worms to termites and harurwa, edible insects are feeding families, generating income and offering a climate-resilient answer to hunger. But with insect populations declining, researchers say Zimbabwe may need to do more than harvest them; it may need to start farming them.
Water Privatization: A Lifeline or A New Crisis?
Should water remain a public resource, or is private sector involvement the answer? As debates heat up, the stakes for residents couldn’t be higher.
FAIRNESS MOYANALife Without Access
The city’s water crisis exposes deep inequalities, forcing vulnerable residents to confront daily struggles for basic survival.
MARGARET LUBINDAA Drying City’s Climate Crisis
With dams drying up and rainfall patterns disrupted by climate change, residents are grappling with a worsening water crisis that exposes the city’s fragile infrastructure and deep inequalities.
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