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How to Handle Conflict Between Birth Parents and Kinship Caregivers

When conflicts arise, avoid blaming the birth parents. Recognise that they're dealing with their own difficulties.

By Newsday Nov. 5, 2024

How to Handle Conflict Between Birth Parents and Kinship Caregivers

Nature-friendly approaches to human-elephant conflicts

The last culling known to Zimbabwe was in 1988 and it is worrying how for almost 34 years the practice was abandoned. Why now?

By Darlington Mafa Oct. 25, 2024

Nature-friendly approaches to human-elephant conflicts

Mining displacements: Govt urged to balance economic and social interests

The workshop was held under the theme Mining for a Better Future: Best Practices for Mitigating the Effects of Mining-Related Development-Induced Displacements.

By Stephen Chadenga Sep. 4, 2024

Mining displacements: Govt urged to balance economic and social interests

Gweru farmers get conflict resolution skills

Since 2017 CCMT has been working with government and local authorities in Midlands province to deal with issues affecting functionality and productivity at irrigation schemes.

By Stephen Chadenga Aug. 29, 2024

Gweru farmers get conflict resolution skills

Human-wildlife conflict fund on the horizon

Some of the companies and organisations (named) not to be outdone had promised to pay for ambulance fees, groceries, medical fees among others.

By Burzil Dube Aug. 25, 2024

Human-wildlife conflict fund on the horizon

NGO builds bridges at Midlands irrigation schemes

According to CCMT, most irrigation farmers are unaware of the new regulations and the roles played by these government entities at irrigation schemes.

By Stephen Chadenga Aug. 12, 2024

NGO builds bridges at Midlands irrigation schemes

‘Land occupiers fuel human-wildlife conflict’

Government is introducing the HWCRF to cater for wildlife management and redress of human-wildlife conflicts in the affected areas.

By Silas Nkala Apr. 30, 2024

‘Land occupiers fuel human-wildlife conflict’

Binga chief fears dam might worsen conflict with animals

Chief Siansale said there must be a policy directing beneficiaries of the dam such as Bulawayo residents to contribute towards the Human-Wildlife Fund.

By Silas Nkala Apr. 28, 2024