Power crisis: Time for action is now

ZIMBABWE and Zambia convened a high-stakes investment summit in Victoria Falls this week, seeking to stimulate economic growth in their industrial and energy sectors. 
By The Zimbabwe Independent Nov. 22, 2024

FAO advocates increased aquaculture to relieve pressure on Lake Kariba

The workshop focused on developing a comprehensive Blue Economy Strategy and Investment Plan for Lake Kariba, a vital source shared by both Zimbabwe and Zambia.
By Obert Siamilandu Nov. 2, 2024

Dicing with death: The unyielding spirit of Lake Kariba’s fishermen

Every night, courageous fishermen brave the unforgiving waves of Lake Kariba, risking their lives as a means to provide for their loved ones.
By Obert Siamilandu Oct. 31, 2024

2 fishermen’s bodies recovered in Lake Kariba

Three other fishermen who were on the same dinghy were rescued by anglers participating in the Kariba International Tiger Fish Tournament 2024.
By Obert Siamilandu Oct. 7, 2024

Lake Kariba: Fishermen, ZimParks tussle over wives

But for them, fish means business and the business is in imminent danger.
By Sydney Kawadza Jul. 27, 2024

Two fishermen drown in Lake Kariba

A local fisherman, James Siachikalanga, who operates at Nyaodza Fishing Camp, expressed shock over the tragic incident.
By Obert Siamilandu Jul. 8, 2024

Overfishing menace at Lake Kariba

Fishermen appealed to the government to relax laws that only allow fishermen to fish in areas 20 metres deep and 3 kilometres from the shore considering the dwindling water level.
By Nunurai Jena May. 29, 2024

El Niño drought brews a disaster for people, wildlife

The country’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa has declared a national disaster.
By Joshua Matanzima May. 21, 2024

Editorial Comment: Energy authorities are sleeping on duty

The country relies heavily on Kariba for its electricity and the droughts experienced in recent years have resulted in serious power shortages.
By The Standard May. 19, 2024