Analysis Conflict 31 January 2019 Briefing: What the fuel protests mean for Zimbabweans “People will want to leave, and they are already doing so”
News feature Water and Sanitation 2 November 2018 Old drains and dirty water: Zimbabwe’s chronic cholera crisis “We do not risk our lives by trying to drink it”
News Aid and Policy 24 July 2018 Zimbabwe ruling party accused of using food aid to buy votes 2.4 million people at risk of hunger on eve of first post-Mugabe elections
News Aid and Policy 1 February 2018 Africa’s all too preventable cholera crisis We know how to prevent cholera, and yet each rainy season it kills – why?
Special Report Solutions and Innovations 29 December 2017 New e-book released: IRIN’s reporting on climate change and food security "Unjust burden" - A year’s worth of reporting on climate change adaptation in one handy document
Opinion Cities 11 December 2017 African cities – time for urgent reform The urban poor have been too long ignored
News Conflict 24 November 2017 Is Zimbabwe’s new president up to the task? President Emmerson Mnangagwa shoulders the hopes of a nation for a new start
Analysis Solutions and Innovations 7 November 2017 Seed banks help Zimbabwe’s farmers tackle climate change Indigenous crops have fallen out of favour in Zimbabwe. It’s time to revive them
Opinion Solutions and Innovations 20 September 2017 Don’t ignore the one group that can make climate action happen Women’s leadership can strengthen resilience to climate change
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?
Opinion Human Rights 1 September 2017 Why I’m proud to be African today Can Kenya’s supreme court decision inspire justices around Africa to stand up to the age-old power of incumbency?
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
