21 October 2021 Compiled by Eunica Pabwaungana-Shurugwi Community Development Trust ZELA is a public interest law organisation Its vision is to promote environmental justice through sustainable and equitable utilisation of natural resources. It promotes community rights, transparency and accountability and legal reforms in the mining sector It improves engagement between mining companies, Government officials and communities […]
WE the Civil Society in Zimbabwe under the flagship of the Zimbabwe Climate Change Working Group, Climate Action Network Zimbabwe, and ACCESS Coalition having gathered on the 20th of October 2021 at Bronte Hotel in Harare Zimbabwe. RECOGNISE the national country position for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) 26th Conference of […]
19 0ctober 2021 Compiled by Eunica Pabwaungana- Shurugwi Community Development Trust (SCDT) Nature is observed through the power of God given to his people on the environment. People are the stewards and should use the environment sustainably for the benefit of the present and future generation. There are different projects from which to earn a […]
Compiled by Dickson Manyumbu-Shurugwi 18 October 2021 A girl child must pursue her education no matter the circumstances. This was the message from the meeting convened on the 18th of October 2021 at Chironde Secondary school with the support from Campaign for Female Education (CAMFED) a nongovernmental organisation. It was a multi-Stakeholder meeting attended by […]
15 October 2021 Introduction The National Budget consultation season is upon us again. The Finance and Economic Development Committee and the Expanded Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Committee have been conducting public consultations from the 11th to the 15th of October to solicit views from citizens on the 2022 National Budget. As the parliament solicits citizens’ […]
14 October 2021 The responsibility to respect human rights requires that business enterprises: Avoid causing or contributing to adverse human rights impacts through their own activities and address such impacts when they occur. Failure by the business enterprise to discharge a duty of care has obliged the Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) to file a […]
Date: 08 October 2021 From the 4th-8th of October 2021, multiple stakeholders convened in Bulawayo for the 10th edition of the Zimbabwe Alternative Mining Indaba (ZAMI). The 2021 ZAMI which ran under the theme, “Development Speaks: Amplifying Community Voices for improved accountability and transparency in the natural resources’ governance in Zimbabwe,” was attended by stakeholders […]
08 October 2021 We are overjoyed to say that the Human Rights Council has adopted the resolution recognizing our right to a healthy environment! This recognition means more accountability from governments to ensure we live in a world with a safe and stable climate, a toxic-free environment, with clean air, access to safe water and […]
Compiled by Keith Marera- Hotsprings Environmental Champion Youths Forum Date: 07/10/2021 Preserve nature for the better future. I am writing this report to tell you about the clean-up campaign that was held at Hotsprings shopping centre. The activity was organised by Save Odzi Community Network Trust a community-based organisation in conjunction with Environmental Management Agency. […]
Harnessing the power of voices- Collective action towards accountable mineral resource governance. On the 21st of September 2021, the Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association(ZELA), Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development(ZIMCODD) and the Zimbabwe Council of Churches(ZCC) brought together more than 50 participants comprising of local traditional leaders, miners, government agencies and institutions, development coordinators, faith leaders, community […]