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Zimbabwe prides itself of vast natural resources that include diamonds, gold, platinum, granite, timber among others. Amidst the remarkable ...

2020 World Environment Day-Time For Nature

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ZELA Press Statement:2020 World Environment Day-Time For Nature Harare– The Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) joins several countries around ...

Zimbabwe’s mineral revenue should fund children and youth needs

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WE, the 43 youths drawn from mining host communities that include Chimanimani, Marange and Zvishavane, environmental law society students ...

Emergency Action Needed for Vulnerable Artisanal & Small-Scale Mining Communities & Supply Chains

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Lessons learnt from the COVID-19 lockdowns and implications for the future

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Byron Zamasiya, Rodrick Moyo and Michelle N Matsvaire -Climate Change and Energy Program, Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association Amidst a ...

Capitalisation of Artisanal and Small Mining In Zimbabwe Post COVID19 Pandemic

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Presentation by Henrietta Rushwaya, ZMF President during a one and half hour Mining Webinar held on Thursday, 14 May ...

Zimbabwe must reform the Parks and Wildlife Act to promote transparency and accountability in the wildlife sector

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Mutuso Dhliwayo, Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association Introduction Wildlife trade is a great contributor to the country’s Gross Domestic Product ...

ZELA’s Press Statement on the 2020 International Workers’ Day

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The Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association joins all the citizens of Zimbabwe and the world in celebrating the past and ...

STRENGTHENING EXTRACTIVE AND NATURAL RESOURCES SECTOR TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY THROUGH CITIZEN ACTION AND PARLIAMENTARY OVERSIGHT IN ZIMBABWE (STACAP)

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April 2020 As the country is adopting a cocktail of economic measures to contain the impacts of the Coronavirus, ...

The mineral resource curse in Zimbabwe: Extractives, environmental justice and sustainable development

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The extractives sector is one of the major pillars of the Zimbabwean economy. It is thus not surprising that ...

Category: ZELA News

YOUTH CALL FOR ARTICLES

2020 World Environment Day-Time For Nature

Zimbabwe’s mineral revenue should fund children and youth needs

Emergency Action Needed for Vulnerable Artisanal & Small-Scale Mining Communities & Supply Chains

Lessons learnt from the COVID-19 lockdowns and implications for the future

Capitalisation of Artisanal and Small Mining In Zimbabwe Post COVID19 Pandemic

Zimbabwe must reform the Parks and Wildlife Act to promote transparency and accountability in the wildlife sector

ZELA’s Press Statement on the 2020 International Workers’ Day

STRENGTHENING EXTRACTIVE AND NATURAL RESOURCES SECTOR TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY THROUGH CITIZEN ACTION AND PARLIAMENTARY OVERSIGHT IN ZIMBABWE (STACAP)

The mineral resource curse in Zimbabwe: Extractives, environmental justice and sustainable development

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Call for Consultant: Terms of Reference

Call for Consultant: Terms of Reference

Harnessing Innovation for Climate Action: A

Norwegian law students applaud community environmental

ZELA launches project aimed at understanding

Growing Green Guardians: ZELA encourages stakeholder

ZELA Statement on World Aquatic Animals

ZELA Statement on World Water Day,

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