Tumai MuromboTrustee
- Senior lecturer of law at the University of Witwatersrand, South Africa,
- Director of the Mandela Institute.
- PhD (Wits University, South Africa),
- LLMs (Pace University, USA and University of Cape Town, South Africa),
- LLB (University of Zimbabwe).
Proffessor Murombo has written a number of publications on environmental issues.
publications
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Climate change a silent threat to recovery and development
Rodney Ndamba – Research Expert – The Independent Newspaper – April 1-8, 2021 AFTER the prevailing Covid-19 pandemic, businesses and economies face climate change as the next frontier and hurdle to economic recovery and development. While many countries in Africa including Zimbabwe are hard pressed responding to Covid-19, climate change remains a silent economic threat.
April 3, 2021 -
SEC Announces Enforcement Task Force Focused on Climate and ESG Issues
Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE2021-42 Washington D.C., March 4, 2021 — The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced the creation of a Climate and ESG Task Force in the Division of Enforcement. The task force will be led by Kelly L. Gibson, the Acting Deputy Director of Enforcement, who will oversee a Division-wide effort, with
March 5, 2021 -
Sustainability can help companies become more profitable: Accenture CEO
Building a sustainable business can help enterprises become more profitable and successful, and provides an opportunity for companies to differentiate themselves from others, Accenture CEO Julie Sweet said on Friday. Speaking at the 29th Nasscom Technology and Leadership Forum, Sweet said while the pandemic has impacted lives and businesses globally, people have continued to connect
March 2, 2021