Zimbabwe breaks tobacco production record, farmers earn over US$1bn

Behind this success is a quiet, but powerful transformation in the way tobacco is grown in Zimbabwe. 
By Rhyne Chikuni Oct. 9, 2025

Call for stronger action as climate change threatens SRHR services. 

First, budgets are being diverted away from SRHR to food relief, leaving communities without essential services.  
By Moses Magadza Oct. 3, 2025

Zim pushes for green economy

ZIMBABWEANS across the country have been challenged to act decisively on climate change amid warnings over recurring droughts, erratic rainfall and biodiversity loss,
By Nokuxola Mbangeni Sep. 26, 2025

Zim experiences food security gains

ZIMBABWE’S food security improved significantly in July this year driven by an above-average harvest
By Tael Mudzingwa Sep. 8, 2025

Zim faces favourable consecutive rainy season

They said income from ongoing crop sales was relatively low due to below-normal market demand, as many rural households were primarily consuming own-produced food.
By Staff Reporter Sep. 2, 2025

Govt on alert for local food shortages: Muswere

Tobacco sales stood at a record of 354,4 million kilogrammes as at August 18 this year compared to 231 million kilogrammes sold at the same time last year, an increase of 53,07%.
By Sydney Kawadza Aug. 27, 2025
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Food aid needed until December: Fews Net

THE need for food aid is expected to continue to rise until at least December as some districts in typical deficit areas in Zimbabwe are expected to have exhausted own-produced food stocks.
By Brent Shamu Aug. 5, 2025

Climate change takes toll on Gokwe tomato farmers

According to FAO, tomato production in Zimbabwe dropped from 26,6 kilotonnes in 2021, the highest tomato production on record, and 26,4kilotonnes the following year.
By Harriet Chikandiwa Jun. 29, 2025

Water conservation and soil moisture preservation in drought-stricken areas: A Zimbabwean perspective

Community-based harvesting from public buildings such as schools and clinics can support larger water needs.
By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Jun. 8, 2025