When the Wells Ran Dry
In Mbizha, drought forced families to dig for water in dry riverbeds and share it with animals. Today, access to clean water is changing far more than how they live.
Fairness MoyanaTag: Matebeleland North
His Last Walk Home
Mbusi Mabhena never made it home. Months after a new law promised greater protection for communities affected by human-wildlife conflict, many of its key safeguards remain unimplemented.
The Road to Bulawayo
In Matabeleland North, patients travel up to 320 kilometers for care. Some never arrive.
Thubelihle Wellington NcubeThe Wetland That Feeds a Village
In drought-hit Kasibo, a once-degraded wetland is now a lifeline; feeding families, saving cattle, and offering a path out of the climate crisis.
Fairness MoyanaSmall Businesses Struggle to Cope with Climate Shifts
In Hwange, climate shifts are causing power cuts, water shortages, and droughts, placing small businesses under severe strain and impeding their ability to adapt.
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