
A youth organization promoting climate action (SDG 13) and gender equality ( SDG 5) [email protected] +263 776 253 811
Chipinge, Zimbabwe
Joined September 2019
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This all summed the Zimbabwe Climate Caravan that was held in Chipinge as we build up to COP28 .We continue demanding climate justice.
@imswedishzim
@AllianceofCBOs
@UNHCRZimbabwe
@diana_harawa
@MhlangaJohanne
@Act4FoodGlobal
@activista_zim
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🤝Effective Disaster Risk Reduction calls for a whole-of-society approach #ACTonDRMBill
Local gvts must ensure that communities have access to
1️⃣Continually updated hazard maps
2️⃣Effective early warning systems &communication channels
3️⃣Comprehensive disaster management plans
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My latest piece about agroecology in Zimbabwe and Zambia.
It is high time African countries launch and implement agroecology strategies to support farmers and build climate resilience.
rfi.fr/en/africa/20261108-so…
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Today, we joined youth delegates from @tdhschweiz partner organisations across Zim for the ongoing IYN platform. The platform offers a valuable space for equipping and capacitating young people to shape decisions, advance advocacy
& drive positive change within their communities
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An Early Childhood Development (ECD) A classroom block at Mutovhote Primary School in Chibuwe, Chipinge, was damaged by a hailstorm yesterday afternoon. The school has since engaged local community members to repair the damaged section of the roof.
📸: Nyasha Chawatama
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Zimbabwe will centre its #COP31 agenda on securing predictable adaptation funding, operationalising loss-and-damage support, and unlocking green technology transfers, placing climate finance at the core of its national position. #COP31Antalya
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UNICEF Programme Specialist for Climate and Environment in Zimbabwe, Egline Tawuya, emphasised that climate action and children's rights are inseparable, calling for greater investment in climate-resilient schools, healthcare facilities and water systems.
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Mr Washington Zhakata, Chief Director in the @MinOECW , revealed that Zim's Polluter Pays principle and supporting statutory instrument are at an advanced stage and warned that events and public gatherings will be required to have waste management and pollution mitigation plans,
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MANICALAND LEADERS VISIT BEREAVED FAMILY
Manicaland provincial and Chipinge district leaders have visited the Pferedzai homestead in Chipinge to offer condolences following the deaths of six children in a house fire.
#Manicaland #Chipinge #ZBCNews
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Washington Zhakata, Chief Director in the Ministry, highlighted carbon trading as an emerging opportunity for youth participation,explaining how activities such as afforestation, reforestation and forest conservation can generate carbon credits for sale on international markets.
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𝗡𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗮𝗹 𝗗𝗶𝘀𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗼𝗿 𝗦𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗰𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗮𝗹 𝗙𝗮𝗶𝗹𝘂𝗿𝗲?
A powerful storm that hit Chivi North, Zimbabwe, on 7 November 2026, reportedly damaged schools, businesses and homes, including Mhandamabwe and Jenya
Communities are counting the cost
#ACTonDRMBill
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Six children from Bamhamire Village in Musani, Chipinge District, Ward 4, are feared dead after a fire triggered by a gas tank explosion early Sunday morning.
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Recycled hybrid seed is not a saving, it is a hidden loss. Hybrid vigour fades after the first generation and with it goes the yield the farmer was counting on. Certified seed carries the yield potential, vigour and drought and disease tolerance that years of research have built into it. What you save at planting, you lose many times over at harvest.
#FoodSecurityEverywhereEveryday
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The future of climate action will not be built by policy alone. It will be built by those who know how to turn policy into innovation.
I am in Antalya, Türkiye, for #COP31, as part of the Zimbabwe delegation and representing @Strateji_Inc .
But my most important role here is as a New Generation Fellow under the @cli_community (CLI) .
I am here to learn the architecture of global climate action. To understand how decisions are made, how policies translate into implementation, and where innovation can accelerate progress; or challenge existing approaches when necessary.
Because I believe the next generation of climate leaders must do more than understand the problem.
We must build the infrastructure to solve it.
My focus is on technology transfer and the development of green infrastructure for AI. How do we ensure that the technologies shaping our future are sustainable, accessible, and built to serve the world?
For me, this is where climate policy meets technological possibility.
We are the bridge between innovation and policy. And bridges are only valuable when they connect ideas to action.
If you are in Antalya for COP31 and working at the intersection of climate, technology, AI infrastructure, policy, or innovation, I would love to connect.
Let’s exchange ideas. Let’s challenge assumptions. Let’s build something meaningful.
The future is not something we wait for. It is something we invent.
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Parliament approves Environmental Management Amendment Bill
heraldonline.co.zw/parliamen…
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FAO calls for agric innovations to be taken beyond pilot projects
heraldonline.co.zw/fao-calls…
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EL NIÑO:A DISASTER WITHIN A DISASTER
Councillor Chauke highlights the risks facing Chipinge’s Save Valley communities:
🌵Droughts
🌊Floods
🎒School disruptions
🐘Human wildlife conflict
Are these interconnected risks prioritised in the National Multi Hazard Contingency Plan?
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🌱 Tree planting is an act of environmental care and climate justice!
At IYWD, we believe environmental wellbeing is deeply connected to young women’s wellbeing. As climate change disproportionately affects young women, we are committed to strengthening their leadership in building climate-resilient communities.
Through our Ramangwana/Sustainable Homes Initiative, we promote tree planting and sustainable woodlots to protect the environment, reduce pressure on indigenous forests and ease the burden of firewood collection on young women and women.
This is your reminder to plant a tree, nurture it and inspire someone else to do the same. Every tree we grow is an investment in healthier communities, a greener future and the wellbeing of generations to come.
#EnvironmentalCare #ClimateJustice #RamangwanaHomes
@glanyline @ZELO_Infor @EMAeep @SthrnAfrcaTrust @MoLAFWRD_Zim @forestrycom1 @mwacsmed
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Every learner deserves a safe, inclusive, and supportive learning environment. Bullying and cyberbullying harm mental health, well-being, and educational opportunities. On this International Day against Violence and Bullying at School, CRRT stands with learners and educators
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20 HECTARES GUTTED AS BEITBRIDGE VELD FIRE THREATENS RESIDENTIAL AREAS
Firefighters are battling to contain a veld fire that has already destroyed approximately 20 hectares near Beitbridge town’s water reservoir, with the flames spreading towards the staff village and nearby residential areas east of the town. Beitbridge District Forestry Officer, Mr Zibusiso Ndlovu, says high daytime temperatures have hampered firefighting efforts.
#Beitbridge #VeldFire #ZBCNews
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This all summed the Zimbabwe Climate Caravan that was held in Chipinge as we build up to COP28 .We continue demanding climate justice.
@imswedishzim
@AllianceofCBOs
@UNHCRZimbabwe
@diana_harawa
@MhlangaJohanne
@Act4FoodGlobal
@activista_zim




































