March 27, 2026

Oceans of Poison: How Industrial Chemicals Have Infiltrated the Planet’s Last Wilderness

The idea that the open ocean remains one of the last untouched environments on Earth has now been shattered. A major new study has revealed that human-made chemicals – from pharmaceuticals and pesticides to plastic additives and industrial compounds – have spread across the entire global ocean, reaching even the most remote waters far from land. Using advanced detection technology capable of identifying thousands of substances at once, scientists uncovered a disturbing reality: the chemical footprint of modern industrial society is now embedded in the very fabric of marine life. […]
June 20, 2025

Improving Health Through Solar Power in Zimbabwe

While our installation of water boreholes at two sites in Zimbabwe has already dramatically improved the lives of many people, significant challenges remain. One of the […]
October 11, 2024

Even Severe Drought Hasn’t Stopped Us Improving Health and Transforming Lives in Zimbabwe

By Jean Worth, Bruce Kanengoni, and Paul Anthony Taylor Amid one of the worst droughts southern Africa has seen in living memory, authorities in Zimbabwe have […]
June 28, 2024

Finding Solutions to Drought in Zimbabwe

By Jean Worth Zimbabweans are very familiar with the word ‘suffering.’ It is their daily lived experience. If it isn’t politics that is causing it, it’s […]
May 17, 2024

Transforming Lives in Zimbabwe Through Our ‘Free Water for All’ Campaign

By Bruce Kanengoni and Jean Worth The biggest challenge that people have faced in Zimbabwe so far this year has been the crippling drought. To people […]
July 21, 2023

Spreading Health, Hope, and Prosperity in Zimbabwe

In a world full of challenges, the message of the Tibatsirane Foundation in Zimbabwe is one of health, hope, and prosperity. Led by our Movement of […]
July 15, 2022

Over 40 Percent Of World’s Rivers Contain Harmful Levels Of Pharmaceutical Drug Pollution

A disturbing new analysis has revealed that over 40 percent of the world’s rivers may now contain harmful levels of pollution from pharmaceutical drugs. Published in […]
November 8, 2018

Drug Industry Pollution Affecting Food Chains, Water Supplies, And The Environment

A new study has found almost 70 different pharmaceutical drugs in insects and spiders in rivers around Melbourne, Australia. Commenting on the finding, the researchers express […]