THE government has highlighted the disproportionate brunt of climate change on women, whose societal roles make them more susceptible to its impacts, such as increased water scarcity, food insecurity, poverty, and gender-based violence. Speaking at the COP 30 preparatory meeting in Harare on Tuesday, chief director for Gender and Women Affairs Lillian Matsika Takaendisa said…
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