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Budding emphasis on ESG in mining

Rivers have been and remain at high risk of being contaminated by the discharge of potentially toxic chemicals from mineral extraction.
By Nyasha Mpahlo Feb. 9, 2024

Govt pushes for environment fund

Environment minister Nqobizitha Mangaliso Ndhlovu stated last year that they needed the fund to deal with environmental offenses that endanger communities.
By Freeman Makopa Nov. 17, 2023

Residents warned over unauthorised cultivation

Those who exceed the white stone beacons placed to demarcate the designated areas risk their crops being destroyed, and no compensation shall be paid by council, Dube said.
By Margaret Lubinda Sep. 27, 2023

‘US$30 fine for litterbugs’

Council spokesperson Lovemore Meya said: “According to Environmental Management Act (EMA)Act Sec 83, prohibition against littering fine is US$30, level 3.”
By Tafadzwa Kachiko Mar. 9, 2023

EMA shifts goal posts after public panic over generator licensing

Last week, EMA reportedly ordered residents to pay a fine of $100 000 for illegally operating “an air polluting appliance (generator) without a license”..
By Sharon Buwerimwe Feb. 14, 2023

EMA clears air on generator licences

Last week, EMA reportedly ordered residents to pay a fine of $100 000 for illegally operating “an air polluting appliance (generator) without a license”.
By Sharon Buwerimwe Feb. 14, 2023

Unpacking environmental laws for real estate in Zimbabwe

Ironically, environmental issues have been perceived to be related only to Environmental Management Agency (EMA), which oversees the Environmental Management Act. In reality, this powerful and necessary Act is actually supported through Section 73 of our constitution on environmental rights which reads:

By The Standard Jul. 31, 2022

Unpacking environmental laws for real estate in Zimbabwe

Ironically, environmental issues have been perceived to be related only to Environmental Management Agency (EMA), which oversees the Environmental Management Act. In reality, this powerful and necessary Act is actually supported through Section 73 of our constitution on environmental rights which reads:

By The Standard Jul. 31, 2022

Veld fire management strategies for 2022

Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry minister Nqobizitha Mangaliso Ndhlovu, exercised his powers, in terms of the Environmental Management Act [Chapter 20:27] by declaring the 2022 fire season.

By The Standard Jul. 31, 2022