Zimbabwe
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Women, children, and gender
Stakeholders urge CSOs to shift from advocacy to action on gender policy awareness
Civil society organisations are being urged to move beyond advocacy and take measurable action in raising awareness and implementing Zimbabwe’s…
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Environment
Fact check: Air pollution can harm pregnant women and increase risk of miscarriage
Bulawayo Ward 28 Councillor Ntandoyenkosi Ndlovu’s concern about miscarriages caused by toxic fumes from Ngozi Mine is backed by science.…
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Environment
Solarization Project Launched to Support Food Security in Masungamala Village, Lupane
A solarization project funded by the Constituency Development Fund has been implemented in Masungamala Village, Lupane West, Zimbabwe. Led by…
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Health
Mat South and Bulawayo have Zim’s highest anaemia rates among women
Anemia affects over 30% of women of reproductive age in Matabeleland South and Bulawayo, with HIV-positive women 2.4 times more…
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Women, children, and gender
Vic Falls’ ECD learners champion cultural pride on Africa Day
See how Lightened Christian College ECD learners in Zimbabwe celebrated Africa Day 2024! Cultural shows, Zambezi setting, parent bonding &…
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entertainment
Solezwe the Rising Star of Tshibilika Rhumba
In the pulsing heart of Matabeleland, where rhythm weaves through the soul of the land, a new star shines brightly.…
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Climate
Alarm over wheat farming readiness amid rainfall concerns
Zimbabwean senators have raised serious concerns over the government’s readiness for the 2025 wheat season amid fears of rainfall disruptions,…
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Social Justice
Zimbabwe Court Orders Police to Refund Fines Paid by UZ Lecturers
A Harare magistrate has ordered the Zimbabwe Republic Police to refund admission of guilt fines paid by three University of…
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Religion
ZVZ Youth to Gather for Bible Quiz and Olympics in Dete
The Zambezi Valley Zone (ZVZ) Bible Quiz and Olympics, scheduled for June 6-8, 2025, at Sir Roy Welensky Primary School…
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