El Niño Droughts Threaten Hydropower; Zimbabwe and Zambia Turn to Solar
The devastating El Niño-induced drought that crippled hydropower generation across Zimbabwe and Zambia has exposed the vulnerability of Southern Africa's ...
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Africa’s Mineral Bargaining Power
Africa has powered the world's clean energy revolution from below. It is only now learning to demand something in return. ...
Solar Keeps Zimbabwe’s Rural Clinics Running, But for How Long?
In clinics and health centres across rural Zimbabwe, candlelight often provided the only illumination, as many facilities lacked reliable electricity. ...
When the Lights Came On: Zimbabwe’s Rural Electrification and the Return of Local Wildlife
At night in Chitora, a small farming community about 50 kilometres south of Zimbabwe’s eastern border city of Mutare, the ...
Iran War Triggers Oil Shock as Zimbabwe Turns to Ethanol Blending
The ongoing attacks by the United States and Israel in Iran have triggered serious ripple effects across global energy markets, ...
Lithium Lockdown: Zimbabwe’s Big Bet on Local Processing
In late February 2026, the Zimbabwean government made a bold move to ban the export of raw lithium with immediate ...
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