Stories written by Tatenda Dewa

Zimbabwe’s Struggle to Formalise the Informal

By Tatenda Dewa
Zimbabwe’s extensive informal sector could help boost government revenue if regularised, but this won’t happen unless the government creates incentives for the informal sector to register, economists say.

Zimbabwe’s Growing Electronic Waste Becomes a Real Danger

By Tatenda Dewa
Electronic waste in Zimbabwe is becoming “an emerging environmental crisis that is by and large unheralded,” according to Steady Kangata, the education and publicity manager of the government-run Environmental Management Agency (EMA).

Zimbabweans Left Worse Off by Local Mining Companies

By Tatenda Dewa
Ranganai Zimbeva, from the rural village of Mutoko, which lies about 200 km northeast of Zimbabwe’s capital Harare, plugs his ears with his fingers and shakes his head as he watches miners close to his village blast the hard rock to extract the black granite within.


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