AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHeat Alert: Zimbabwe’s Meteorological Services Department forecasts very hot, sunny conditions nationwide from Sunday to Tuesday, with the highest afternoon temperatures expected in the Zambezi and Save valleys. It advised people to stay hydrated and farmers to water heat-stressed crops and provide livestock with drinking water. Pollution Risk: A vehicle reportedly spilled cyanide at Chivhu, bringing attention to the risk of hazardous spills. Water and Drought: The Zambezi River Authority has reduced Kariba’s 2027 water allocation amid expectations of poor rainfall. Government is preparing a US$500 million cash-and-grain reserve to help protect food supplies from El Niño. Climate-Resilient Farming: An ActionAid study drawing on research from Zimbabwe and nine other African countries says agroecology can improve yields, cut input costs and strengthen resilience to climate shocks. Wildlife Conservation: Zimbabwean conservationist Liomba-Junior Mathe won international recognition for work helping communities coexist with lions. Waste Management: Harare’s Geo Pomona site has a sorting plant and leachate treatment; its proposed waste-to-energy plant is not yet operating.
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