Climate change and human-wildlife conflict
Climate change has had far reaching impacts on the human population, primarily on issues to
Matobo gazettes natural resource governance by-laws
Matobo Rural District Council in Matabeleland South province has gazetted environmental and natural resource conservation
Bulilima ward 10- Farmers Prepare for Drought
Farmers in Bulilima are seized with gathering hay and maize stalks to avert an impending
Matobo creates database of miners
Matobo Rural District Council has embarked on a process of compiling a database of mines
Villagers losing livestock to drought crisis
Villagers attempt to rescue a cow trapped in muddy pool. Rural Communities in Matabeleland South
Outcry over Hyena invasion
Nesigwe villagers in Nkayi, Matabeleland North Province have raised calls of despondency after losing livestock
Habakkuk Trust Hosts Gender Inclusive Traditional Courts Conference
Habakkuk Trust and Zimbabwe Institute in collaboration with the Ministry of Women Affairs Community Development,
Human and Wildlife Conflict
The worsening climate has seen an increase in human and wildlife conflict in most of
Building with Communities
Habakkuk Trust pilots a number of development projects and initiatives in Matobo in Matabeleland South.
“My political party is Development!”
Political party polarization on the Zimbabwe political landscape has threatened to fracture communities and reverse
