An interesting and insightful read by Joseph Njanike on the challenges associated with the lack of professional borehole drilling supervision in Zimbabwe.
Borehole Drilling Supervision Capacity in Zimbabwe https://t.co/fkf7xFseDD
@FedExHelp I sent off a parcel from Marondera, Zimbabwe to Nelspruit South Africa on Sept 7th, I was given an expected delivery date of Sept 12. The tracking status has said the parcel is now in Johannesburg but will now only reach the destination in another 2 weeks on Sept 27!
Application of Geochemical Indices in Evaluating Potentially Harmful Element Contamination at Mining Centres in the Sanyati Catchment, Zimbabwe https://t.co/uvkeGFlELc
A morning of exciting groundwater monitoring discussions with Dr Richard Owen & Moses Souta @iammsouta (Construction & Civil Engineering, UZ) on the anticipated use of the equipment donated to the University of Zimbabwe through the @CEPHaS_Soil project. To the future & beyond!
Looking forward to sharing some of our results from the hydrogeological investigations that are part of the @CEPHaS_Soil project at #AGU21 session - H54C: Tackling Water Security in Africa: Adaptive Water Management Under a Changing Water Cycle I Oral 14:40 CT or 22:40 CAT!
On a group of panelists this morning at the @iwra_water 2021 Online Conference presenting some of the @CEPHaS_Soil work on our key objective of "Strengthening Capacity" for research on conservation agriculture and the use of science to better inform policy.
Happy #AfricaDay.Let us remember that amid challenges that the continent faces, the solutions for Africa’s problem lie in its people, culture, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Let us celebrate and acknowledge the value of our beautiful continent and its people.
As perfectly quipped by @lapworthBGS - "The titration end point for alkalinity which is science and instinct/art in equal measure!", @mabvuso and J Gunda exchanging notes at the @CEPHaS_Soil Zim pumping test & & training 13/05/21.
Yesterday was the final field day of the @CEPHaS_Soil Zim pumping test, here with our @UNZA_ZM colleague @mabvuso, fellow @UZimbabwe team member Richard Owen and invaluable field support J Gunda, Tinashe & Nyasha.
@InfoMinZW So as an extra measure it should be ok to pick up our boarding children with private vehicles at the same time that the day scholars will be going home for their Easter break.
@InfoMinZW All schools were directed to open for physical learning on the 22nd and 8 days later boarders are being locked down at school on a public holiday? How about the day scholars that travel daily on public transport? Will schools close for 10 days post Easter? 🤔
In the rural Zimbabwe district of Wedza, a new electric-powered motorcycle is helping bring income to poor women during lockdown, and easing the burden of looking after families. Francis Maguire reports.