Dry Taps, Drained Wallets
As the water crisis deepens, residents face the stark realities of dwindling supplies and rising costs.
SHARON SIBINDI
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.
As the water crisis deepens, residents face the stark realities of dwindling supplies and rising costs.
SHARON SIBINDIThe city’s water crisis reveals decades of mismanagement, forcing families and businesses to confront rising costs and an uncertain future. What will it take to turn the tide?
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