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From Masvingo’s Dried Rivers to Musina’s Streets: Mapping Zimbabwe’s Child Climate Migration Routes

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Bridging the Gap: Migrant Health Access in South Africa’s Overburdened Health System In southern Zimbabwe, the rivers of Masvingo Province have shrunk to sand beds. Recurrent El Niño cycles and rising temperatures have cut crop yields and dried communal boreholes. According to the World Food Programme (2024), more than 7 million Zimbabweans faced acute food […]

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