The Hosting of COP-15 Does Not Make Zimbabwe Immune to Environmental Challenges

By John Cassim The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) Director of Environmental Management Services, Steady Kangata, has cautioned critics that hosting the Ramsar COP 15 on Wetlands does not make Zimbabwe...

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The Hosting of COP-15 Does Not Make Zimbabwe Immune to Environmental Challenges

Drought Threatens DRC Mining as Water Levels in Cahora Bassa Remain Low

Professor Edson Gandiwa Appointed New ZimParks Boss

Cyanide and Sodium Hydroxide Poisoning Caused Fish and Livestock Deaths in Shashe River: EMA

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The Hosting of COP-15 Does Not Make Zimbabwe Immune to Environmental Challenges

Drought Threatens DRC Mining as Water Levels in Cahora Bassa Remain Low

Professor Edson Gandiwa Appointed New ZimParks Boss

Cyanide and Sodium Hydroxide Poisoning Caused Fish and Livestock Deaths in Shashe River: EMA

USAid transforms community-based wildlife management

Zimbabwe’s Wildlife Remains a Major Tourist Draw

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The Hosting of COP-15 Does Not Make Zimbabwe Immune to Environmental Challenges

Drought Threatens DRC Mining as Water Levels in Cahora Bassa Remain Low

Professor Edson Gandiwa Appointed New ZimParks Boss

Cyanide and Sodium Hydroxide Poisoning Caused Fish and Livestock Deaths in Shashe River: EMA

USAid transforms community-based wildlife management

Zimbabwe’s Wildlife Remains a Major Tourist Draw

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The Hosting of COP-15 Does Not Make Zimbabwe Immune to Environmental Challenges

Drought Threatens DRC Mining as Water Levels in Cahora Bassa Remain Low

Professor Edson Gandiwa Appointed New ZimParks Boss

Cyanide and Sodium Hydroxide Poisoning Caused Fish and Livestock Deaths in Shashe River: EMA

USAid transforms community-based wildlife management

Zimbabwe’s Wildlife Remains a Major Tourist Draw