News Climate change 14 September 2017 The foreign invader costing African farmers $3 billion How do you stop a ruinous pest that can fly 100 kilometres in one night?
News Aid and Policy 18 August 2017 This week’s humanitarian cheat sheet Which humanitarian topics are on IRIN’s radar and should be on yours? Check out our curation of upcoming events, topical reports, opinion, and quality journalism:
Feature Aid and Policy 4 August 2017 Mind the gap: Why Zimbabwean researchers need to work with farmers A key response to the droughts bedeviling Zimbabwe’s farmers is within reach. Why isn’t it being grasped?
Feature Solutions and Innovations 18 July 2017 Climate-friendly farming solution fizzles in Zimbabwe Conservation agriculture is touted as a sure-fire remedy for food insecurity. Not all Zimbabwean farmers agree
Feature Environment and Disasters 21 April 2017 Resettled and forgotten The vagaries of climate change coupled with a lack of government support mean many of Zimbabwe’s resettled farmers feel forgotten
Feature Environment and Disasters 29 March 2017 Zimbabwe losing battle against armyworm A new pest is devastating crops in 13 African states. Are hopes for a post-drought recovery in Zimbabwe being dashed?
Feature Solutions and Innovations 8 March 2017 How women farmers are battling climate change in Zimbabwe Most subsistence farming in Zimbabwe is done by women. This means the vagaries of climate change hit them hardest.
Feature Environment and Disasters 6 January 2017 More than a buzzword? Resilience to climate change in Zimbabwe Zimbabwe is a poster child for the need to build resilience to climate change. It’s also a good example of just how challenging that is.
Analysis Aid and Policy 26 September 2016 Climate change on the front line, in rural Zimbabwe Two years of drought foretell worse too come
Feature Migration 6 July 2016 One more sign of Zimbabwe’s decline Women desperate for work trafficked to Kuwait
