Environmental Management Agency

Manicaland Province stakeholders successfully conducted a Provincial Clean up campaign at Sakubva Musika, reaffirming their commitment to foster a cleaner, safer and healthier environment for all. Officiated by the wife to the Minister of State For Provincial Affairs and Devolution, Mrs Mugadza, the clean up brought together a diverse range of stakeholders including Government departments, Schools, Churches, vendors, transporters, business community and the community at large. In her address, Mrs Mugadza commended the collective effort, expressing gratitude to the people who came together for the noble cause which supports the national development agenda. She emphasized that cleanliness should be a continuous endeavor, not a one time event.

The Wife of Minister of State for Provincial for Provincial Affairs and Devolution, Matabeleland North Province Mrs S Moyo led a clean-up campaign at Benice Business Centre,Umguza District under the Zero Tolerance to Waste Movement. The Clean-up was joined by the Permanent Secretary for State Affairs and Devolution Ms S N Ncube and other stakeholders.

This initiative strengthens the vision of the First Lady and Patron of the Environment, Amai Dr Auxilia Mnangagwa, inspiring communities, traditional leaders, and the business sector to embrace the Zero Waste Movement. By reducing, reusing, recycling, and supporting clean‑up campaigns daily, we can achieve a cleaner, greener Zimbabwe.

Collective responsibility is the path to Vision 2030 and to building a legacy of environmental stewardship for generations to come. Today's Clean-up emphasised the need to instil the culture of cleanliness in our children. The Guest of Honour urged parents that training our children to make up their beds, clean their rooms and the home is not cruelty, instead, it is teaching them responsibility. A child who cleans will be very alert to where they put thier waste.

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# Sigogo sigoqwa sisesemanzi

Today we are in Lupane, at the Matabeleland North Business Expo running under the theme “Empowering SMEs for market access and inclusive growth towards Vision 2030”.

As an Agency we are promoting the circular economy as a practical pathway for Zimbabwean SMEs to grow sustainably.

Why circular economy for SMEs:

•Cut costs by reducing waste and using resources more efficiently.

•Access new markets by meeting global sustainability standards.

•Create green jobs that boost local incomes and inclusive growth.

Visit the EMA exhibition to learn simple, low‑cost steps your business can take today from waste‑to‑value ideas and recycling partnerships to eco‑innovation support and compliance guidance. Bring your questions, samples, or business plans and let’s turn environmental stewardship into a competitive advantage for your SME.

Together-Protecting the environment