Zimbabwe Sends Plains Game to Equatorial Guinea as Part of New Conservation Deal

By Admore Mbonda, Kariba ZIMBABWE has begun relocating selected plains game species to the Republic of Equatorial Guinea under a Government-to-Government conservation agreement, a move Zimbabwe says is intended to…

30 Years Later: Black Rhinos Finally Return to Matusadona

By Admore Mbonda in Kariba MATUSADONA National Park has welcomed black rhinos back within its boundaries for the first time in more than three decades—an achievement being hailed as a…

Sibanda Honoured as 8-Year Kariba Tenure Ends

By Admore Mbonda in Kariba Kariba yesterday turned reflective and celebratory as the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) Senior Manager, Mr Artwell Sibanda, officially closed a chapter of…

Ranger Jailed for Bribery Scheme on Lake Kariba

By Admore Mbonda in kariba KARIBA— A Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Authority (ZimParks) game ranger has been jailed after a Kariba court found he solicited bribes from fishermen in exchange…

Floods Cripple Mana Pools National Park, Tourism Disrupted

By Elvis Dumba Mana Pools- Mana Pools National Park, a premier tourist destination in Zimbabwe, has been severely hit by recent heavy rains in the Zambezi Valley, forcing the Zimbabwe…

Home at Last:  African Wild Dogs Return to Matusadona

By Admore Mbonda in Kariba A pair of wild dog packs — 20 individuals in total — were returned to Matusadona National Park in mid-February, a landmark reintroduction that conservationists…

€1 million for protection of wildlife and natural habitats in Zimbabwe

By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Harare – Zimbabwe’s conservation efforts are set to receive a major boost with the announcement of a €1 million grant aimed at enhancing habitat and wildlife protection…

Fisherman Dismembered After Elephant Charge

By Admore Mbonda, Kariba Kariba — For the second time in a week, the Kariba community is in mourning following the discovery of a dismembered fisherman, in a tragedy that…

Crocodile Shot in Chitungwiza: A Community Breathes Again

By Admore Mbonda, Kariba For residents of Nyamhunga Two and Nyamhunga Three, the sound that broke the early silence was not just a gunshot—it was a release of fear that…

Rising Human–Wildlife Conflicts: Time for Innovative Solutions

By Admore Mbonda in Kariba The growing crisis of human–wildlife conflict in Zimbabwe has reached alarming proportions, with more than 60 people killed and dozens injured in 2025 alone, according…