Kariba
Domboshava
Domboshava
Kariba
Domboshowa
Domboshowa
Harare
Harare
Gutu
Children carry a bucket of water along a road bordered by garbage in Harare, the capital.
Children wait in the rain by a water bladder during a UNICEF-supported water distribution in Chegutu Town in Mashonaland West Province.
Two children sell mangoes, on a roadside in Mabvuku, a poor suburb of Harare, the capital.
The Maisiri family sorts beans in front of their thatched-roof house in Madziire Village in the eastern Manicaland Province.
Mwaimbodei Chamutsa, sits with her three-year-old granddaughter, Busi, and watches her other grandchildren play in front of their thatched-roof house in Buhera Village in the eastern Manicaland Province.
A group of displaced persons crosses a muddy and crocodile-infested river on the way to a settlement in the village of Nyamukwara near the Mozambican border.
Forget 12 and his sister Talent 17 fetch water from a borehole in the village of Zibanani, Mangwe district some 200 Kms south of Bulawayo the second largest city.
Talent 17 carries water from a borehole in the village of Zibanani, Mangwe district some 200 Kms south of Bulawayo the second largest city.
Children watering bean plants in a nutrition garden at Shirichena Primary School, Mhondoro district about 60km south of Harare.
A pregnant woman, accompanied by family members, arrives at Chivi District Hospital, in Masvingo Province.
Victoria Falls
Zimbabwe
Nature Buddies
Mappers Biography
Our group is called Nature Buddies because we believe that with the love we have towards nature we can actually create a good relationship between nature and humans. A friendship whereby we will be doing good to each other.
Climatic conditions of the country
Zimbabwe’s climate is generally sub-tropical characterized by four seasons which interchange in an interval of between three and four months. These seasons are the cool dry season from mid-May to August; hot dry season from September to mid- November; the main rainy season running from mid-November to mid-March; and the post rainy season from mid-March to mid-May. In general, the mean monthly temperature fluctuates from 15°C in July to 24°C in November and the mean annual temperature varies from 18°C on the Highveldt to 23°C in the Lowveldt. So far, the lowest minimum temperatures (7°C) are recorded in June or July and the highest maximum temperatures (29°C) in October, or if the rains are delayed, in November. Of late higher temperatures as high as 35°C have been recorded in some areas like Kariba in October 2015.
