Read more about the article SAFIRE wins environmental award for community conservation work
Schoolchildren take part in a SAFIRE-supported tree-planting and ecosystem restoration initiative in Zimbabwe. The Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources says it has planted close to 600,000 trees and regenerated about 50,000 hectares of degraded land as part of its community-based conservation work. Photo: SAFIRE

SAFIRE wins environmental award for community conservation work

MUTARE, Zimbabwe — The Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources has won an environmental stewardship and social impact award for its work helping rural communities protect natural resources while generating income…

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Read more about the article From orphan to advocate, Queen Chauke’s journey to empower vulnerable children
Queen Chauke, a Child Care Worker, provides support to children in crisis. Picture by Daphne Machiri

From orphan to advocate, Queen Chauke’s journey to empower vulnerable children

In the heart of Chiredzi, where life’s challenges often burden the most vulnerable, Queen Chauke's passion for helping others is rooted in her own painful yet transformative experiences. “I lived…

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