News stories by Tonderayi Mukeredzi

  1. International Women’s Day, 2022 - Women Lighting the Way in Off-Grid Zimbabwe

    - Inter Press Service

    Harare, Zimbabwe, Mar 04 (IPS) - Electricity transmission lines run through Chiedza Murindo’s home in Murombedzi, a small town in Zvimba district in Mashonaland West province, but her house has no electricity. That is the harsh reality for much of Zimbabwe’s rural population, where only 13% of households live without power compared to 83% of urban households.

  2. Ecstasy as Zimbabwe’s Small-holder Farmers Secure European Pineapple Market

    - Inter Press Service

    Harare, Zimbabwe, Jan 04 (IPS) - In her wildest dreams, smallholder farmer Sarudzai Sithole never imagined that her pineapples could someday stock the produce section of Europe’s finest supermarkets.

  3. Digital Agriculture Benefits Zimbabwe's Farmers but Mobile Money is Costly

    - Inter Press Service

    HARARE, May 27 (IPS) - In recent years, Zimbabwe has witnessed a rapid growth in the use of digital agriculture but uptake of modern technology is capital intensive for farmers.

  4. Low Awareness Restrains Growth of Solar Technologies

    - Inter Press Service

    RUSAPE, Zimbabwe, May 07 (IPS) - Every year, Amos Chandiringa, 43, a farmer in Nemaire village in Makoni district in northeastern Zimbabwe, laboriously waters his tobacco nursery with a watering can. The toil of the job often leaves him without the energy or time to do other household chores.

  5. Safeguarding Africa’s Wetlands a Daunting Task

    - Inter Press Service

    HARARE, Mar 12 (IPS) - African wetlands are among the most biologically diverse ecosystems on the continent, covering more than 131 million hectares, according to the Senegalese-based Wetlands International Africa (WIA).

  6. Zimbabwe Battles with Energy Poverty

    - Inter Press Service

  7. Zimbabwe’s Rich Fuel Inequality Through Illicit Financial Flows

    - Inter Press Service

    HARARE, Oct 27 (IPS) - Zimbabwe has lost 12 billion dollars in illicit financial flows over the last three decades and experts say this illegal practice is perpetuating social inequalities and poverty in this southern African nation.

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