Zimbabwe’s climate migrants fear eviction as crackdown intensifies
We don’t have anywhere else to go,” Lloyd Gweshengwe, a migrant living in the Eastern Highlands, told Al Jazeera.This farming season brought him hope.“I had a very good maize harvest. I’m expecting several bags of maize, enough to feed my family for the whole year. “The Environmental Management Agency must enforce Environmental Impact Assessment requirements and environmental protection laws in ecologically sensitive areas.
- ▪We don’t have anywhere else to go,” Lloyd Gweshengwe, a migrant living in the Eastern Highlands, told Al Jazeera.This farming season brought him hope.“I had a very good maize harvest.
- ▪I’m expecting several bags of maize, enough to feed my family for the whole year.
- ▪“The Environmental Management Agency must enforce Environmental Impact Assessment requirements and environmental protection laws in ecologically sensitive areas.
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NewsZimbabwe’s climate migrants fear eviction as crackdown intensifiesMany settled in Zimbabwe’s fertile Eastern Highlands after drought left their home areas unable to support farming.ListenListen (5 mins)SaveClick here to share on social mediashare-nodesSharefacebookxwhatsapp-strokecopylinkgoogleAdd Al Jazeera on GoogleinfoA climate migrant's homestead in Zimbabwe's Eastern Highlands [Andrew Mambondiyani/Al Jazeera]By Andrew MambondiyaniPublished On 15 Jun 202615 Jun 2026Mutare, Zimbabwe – New homesteads cling to the slopes of Zimbabwe’s Eastern Highlands, a fertile mountain region that has become a destination for people fleeing drought-stricken parts of the country.Many arrived hoping to rebuild their lives on land where crops can still grow.
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