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Topic : Campfire

Neglected Tsholotsho villagers build schools

Learners from early childhood development level are said to be missing lessons as well because of the long distance they have to travel daily.

By Nizbert Moyo Mar. 9, 2025

Neglected Tsholotsho villagers build schools

Villagers construct new school toilets after old ones condemned

The developments were confirmed by Ward 4 councillor Gift Tshuma, who yesterday told Southern Eye that villagers had started moulding bricks for the construction of toilets.

By Nizbert Moyo Sep. 28, 2024

Villagers construct new school toilets after old ones condemned

Namibia 'leads' the pack on human wildlife conflict management

Is Campfire still in existence? Anyone care to assist. Till we meet again in the next column.

By Burzil Dube Sep. 1, 2024

Namibia 'leads' the pack on human wildlife conflict management

Campfire benefits villagers

The project was seen as a vehicle for job creation, empowerment and diversification of livelihoods for rural communities.

By Patricia Sibanda Feb. 21, 2024

Feature: Sadc loses iconic conservationist

In an interview this week, former Campfire chairpersonand president of the Hwange Painted Dog Project, Jerry Gotora said Jonga succumbed to prostate cancer.

By Emmanuel Koro May. 11, 2023

Feature: Sadc loses iconic conservationist

ZimParks should restore Campfire programmes

It is as if these communities should not have a say in how the wildlife resources around them are managed, yet they have been custodians of these resources for generations.

By Newsday Mar. 14, 2023

ZimParks should restore Campfire programmes

Feature: Villagers near Zim national parks want compensation for economic loss caused by wildlife

According to Chauke, crop destruction by wildlife impacts household food security and cash income, which is why compensation is required.

By Independent Uk Jan. 16, 2023

Feature: Villagers near Zim national parks want compensation for economic loss caused by wildlife

Hunting ban backtracks community development

At the onset of the Coronavirus pandemic, human-wildlife conflict increased as baboons and elephants destroyed crops while hyenas devoured livestock.

By Calvin Manika Jan. 8, 2023

Hunting ban backtracks community development

Gwanda residents apprehend robbers

Matabeleland South provincial police spokesperson Inspector Loveness Mangena confirmed the incident and identified the victim as Bright Dube (22) from Phakama suburb in Gwanda.

By The Southern Eye Jun. 13, 2022