2022 Oxford University Scholarship

Topic : 2022 Oxford University Scholarship

Village Rhapsody: Put women at the centre of climate justice

Gender disproportion and the environmental crisis are the two utmost sustainable development challenges of our time despite that climate change and Covid -19 have worsened existing inequalities worldwide.

By The Standard Mar. 27, 2022

Village Rhapsody: Put women at the centre of climate justice

By The Standard Mar. 27, 2022

Village Rhapsody: Climate change: a threat to food security and rural development in Zimbabwe

In a global context of inequalities in which vulnerable groups are disproportionately affected by the consequences of human actions on the planet, women are at the forefront of the crisis.

By The Standard Dec. 19, 2021

Village Rhapsody: Climate change: a threat to food security and rural development in Zimbabwe

In a global context of inequalities in which vulnerable groups are disproportionately affected by the consequences of human actions on the planet, women are at the forefront of the crisis.

By The Standard Dec. 19, 2021

Binga sand beach: Much ado about nothing

It’s a potential revenue generating venture that has been allowed to die and there is no indication of any efforts to turn it into a tourist attraction.

By The Standard Sep. 19, 2021

Binga sand beach: Much ado about nothing

It’s a potential revenue generating venture that has been allowed to die and there is no indication of any efforts to turn it into a tourist attraction.

By The Standard Sep. 19, 2021

New engineers boss lays out vision

My vision is to uplift the engineering fraternity such that we progress engineering good practice to achieve international standards.

By The Standard Sep. 12, 2021

New engineers boss lays out vision

My vision is to uplift the engineering fraternity such that we progress engineering good practice to achieve international standards.

By The Standard Sep. 12, 2021

Bucking global shift to cleaner energy, Zim digs deeper into coal

In a hard-hitting report released earlier this month, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change pointed the finger squarely at the burning of fossil fuels by humans as one of the main drivers of global warming, warning it is already too late to stop decades of future climate disruptions.

By The Standard Sep. 5, 2021