Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife

Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife The Ministry, aims to promote sustainable natural resources management.

24/06/2026

In case you missed it: During the 2026 Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF), the Minister of Environment, Climate and Wildlife, Honourable Evelyn Ndlovu, outlined our ministry’s core mandate. We remain steadfastly committed to protecting Zimbabwe’s environment, leading robust climate action, and conserving our rich wildlife and biodiversity for future generations.


DAY 2 OF THE SADC COMMITTEE OF SENIOR OFFICIALS RESPONSIBLE FOR TRANSPORT, ICT, INFORMATION AND METEOROLOGY Following ye...
23/06/2026

DAY 2 OF THE SADC COMMITTEE OF SENIOR OFFICIALS RESPONSIBLE FOR TRANSPORT, ICT, INFORMATION AND METEOROLOGY

Following yesterday's official opening ceremony, today’s proceedings focused on Transport and Meteorology, zeroeing in on regional climate readiness. This high-level technical session was chaired by our Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife, Mr. Simon Masanga, at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Company ZITF in Bulawayo.

Senior officials deliberated on strategic frameworks to strengthen weather forecasting, regional data sharing, and early warning systems across the SADC block.
During the sessions, officials reviewed preliminary climate indicators for the upcoming 2026/2027 season, emphasizing the need for proactive planning across the agricultural and economic sectors.

Discussions centered on adopting advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence and machine learning, to enhance the precision of localized weather modeling and better support grassroots communities.

Delegates also focused heavily on operationalizing "last-mile" communication strategies to ensure timely, life-saving weather alerts effectively reach remote and rural communities in accessible formats.

Additionally, the session explored regional mechanisms to access global green funds and nature-positive financing to upgrade meteorological infrastructure without putting an extra burden on national budgets.

These technical discussions lay a solid, data-driven foundation for the ministerial sessions ahead, where final regional agreements will be ratified.

Meteorological Services Department of Zimbabwe
World Meteorological Organization





The Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife participated today alongside public servants, government institution...
23/06/2026

The Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife participated today alongside public servants, government institutions, development partners, private sector, civil society, and citizens at Chinhoyi University of Technology as Zimbabwe marked Africa Public Service Day.

Hon. E. Moyo who was represented by Advocate Mercy Dinha, Deputy Minister for the Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare, graced the event as Guest of Honour and toured exhibitions mounted by institutions present, acknowledging the innovations and service delivery efforts on display.

Held under the theme, “Enhancing Public Sector Institutions and Empowering Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships to Achieve Universal Water Availability and Safe Sanitation by 2063,” the exhibitions provided a platform for government entities to showcase solutions, share knowledge, and strengthen partnerships for sustainable development.

Our Parastatals, including the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) and Forestry Commission Zimbabwe exhibited alongside other institutions, contributing to the collective showcase of public service excellence.

The commemorations reaffirmed the value of collaboration in building strong institutions and improving quality of life for all Zimbabweans as we advance NDS2, Vision 2030, and Agenda 2063.
Zimbabwe Public Service Commission

23/06/2026

Simon Masanga
Meteorological Services Department of Zimbabwe

Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife Participates in Africa Public Service Day in Mashonaland West.The Ministry...
22/06/2026

Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife Participates in Africa Public Service Day in Mashonaland West.

The Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife is participating in the Africa Public Service Day commemorations currently being held in Mashonaland West Province. Spearheaded by the Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare, the programme commenced on Saturday and will run through to Tuesday.

Activities began with a clean-up campaign at the Muzimba Shopping Centre, led by the Environmental Management Agency (EMA). The campaign focused on waste removal and drainage clearing to prevent blockages and reduce the pollution of nearby water sources, directly supporting the theme of universal water availability and safe sanitation by 2063.

Chinhoyi University of Technology is serving as the main hub for the event, with various outreach activities being conducted across the province. Stakeholders are engaging under the theme: “Enhancing Public Sector Institutions and Empowering Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships to Achieve Universal Water Availability and Safe Sanitation by 2063.”

Zimbabwe’s water infrastructure development includes the ongoing 35,000-borehole initiative and the construction of new dams. The Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife actively supports these efforts through catchment protection, wetland conservation, and wildlife habitat management.




The SADC Cluster Meeting of Ministers Responsible for Transport, ICT, Information, and Meteorology has officially opened...
22/06/2026

The SADC Cluster Meeting of Ministers Responsible for Transport, ICT, Information, and Meteorology has officially opened in Bulawayo!

Running from 22–26 June 2026, this critical regional gathering kicks off today with the Joint Meeting of Senior Officials. Over the next three days, technical experts and policymakers will collaborate to consolidate regional positions and pave the way for sustainable framework agreements.

The Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife delegation is actively participating on the ground, led by the Permanent Secretary, Mr. Simon Masanga, alongside the Director for Meteorological Services Department of Zimbabwe, Mrs. R. Manzou.

These crucial senior officials' deliberations will lay the groundwork for the High-Level Ministerial Roundtable on June 25th, focusing on how liberalised skies, AI-enabled technology, and climate-resilient infrastructure can drive sustainable development and deeper integration across the SADC region.

Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting Services







Today, the Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife celebrates the invaluable contributions of all fathers, guardia...
21/06/2026

Today, the Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife celebrates the invaluable contributions of all fathers, guardians, and paternal figures across Zimbabwe.
Just as we commit to conserving, protecting, and nurturing our precious natural environment and wildlife for future generations, we honor the steadfast dedication of fathers who anchor our families and guide tomorrow's leaders. Your leadership, resilience, and stewardship are fundamental to building a sustainable and prosperous society.

We wish all fathers a peaceful, joyful, and blessed Father’s Day.




The Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife attended the 2nd edition of the Sunscreen Forest Project, yesterday a...
20/06/2026

The Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife attended the 2nd edition of the Sunscreen Forest Project, yesterday at City of Harare Park, in Mabvuku, as part of the International Albinism Awareness Day commemoration.

The tree planting event which was accompanied by sunscreen lotion and sanitary donations brought together people with albinism to the forefront of climate action.

People with albinism are among those most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. By planting trees together, this initiative not only restores ecosystems but also ensures that no one is left behind in Zimbabwe’s journey toward climate resilience.

The ministry is proud to stand with communities championing inclusion, environmental stewardship, and adaptation.

Every tree planted is a step toward a greener, fairer future for all.

Zimbabwe reaffirms its commitment to transparency, environmental integrity and sovereign oversight in carbon markets fol...
19/06/2026

Zimbabwe reaffirms its commitment to transparency, environmental integrity and sovereign oversight in carbon markets following the UNFCCC Article 6.2.



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