In Africa, Solar Energy is Booming
In Africa, hydropower is becoming increasingly unreliable due to recurring and devastating droughts induced by climate change. At the same...
Andrew Mambondiyani is a journalist based in Zimbabwe with bylines in local, regional, and international publications, including BBC, U.S. News and World Report, MIT Technology Review, Yale E360, The Telegraph, Al Jazeera, Mongabay, Vice, and The Daily Beast, among others. He has an interest in climate change, clean energy, agriculture, sustainable development, and the environment in general.
In Africa, hydropower is becoming increasingly unreliable due to recurring and devastating droughts induced by climate change. At the same...
In Zimbabwe, a hybrid car battery comes with a hefty price tag, deterring many from embracing these eco-friendly vehicles. Electric...
In Zimbabwe—like in many African countries—rain-fed agriculture is increasingly becoming unsustainable due to recurring and severe climate change-induced droughts. The...
Access to clean energy remains one of the biggest challenges facing many people in Africa. Up to 600 million people...
In Zimbabwe, hydroelectricity from the Kariba Dam is no longer reliable due to recurring droughts caused by climate change. Additionally,...
In downtown Mutare, eastern Zimbabwe, nearly every electrical shop is now well-stocked with solar equipment, ranging from solar panels to...
A dirty road breaks into the Gutaurare area, a sprawling farming community about 50 kilometers south of Zimbabwe's eastern border...
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