Stephen Sackur is in Zimbabwe. A land blessed with natural riches such as the mighty Zambezi river, thousands of square kilometres of forest and fertile soil, this country has remained one of Africa's greatest wildlife sanctuaries through years of political turmoil and misrule. But for how much longer? Drought is now an existential threat to wildlife and humans alike. Southern Africa's climate is warming at an alarming rate. Can Zimbabwe adapt, before it’s too late?
