Features

A ‘Life-Changing’ Experience: CU programme brings Zimbabwean doctors to Colorado

By Tayler Shaw | news.cuanschutz.edu For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, two doctors from Zimbabwe visited CU through the Department
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The women behind Zimbabwe’s striking hut painting art

By AFP MATOBO: The golden rays of the afternoon sun enhance the bold, hand-painted patterns on the mud walls of
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MOVING TO THE UK: ‘My survival instinct was to hide any talent’

By chortle.co.uk LONDON: Munya Chawawa has been talking about growing up in Zimbabwe – and the culture shock of coming
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IN-DEPTH: Zambia offers health care to Zimbabweans — but for how long?

By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa Global Press Journal  MASHONALAND WEST: When Dube was diagnosed with gallstones in 2013, the public hospital in Zimbabwe
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Adolescent Pregnancy: I thought he loved me, but when I fell pregnant, I saw a

By unfpa.org HARARE: “I had sex thinking he loved me. But when I fell pregnant, I saw a very unexpected
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FEATURE: They paid for their houses but decades later still no title deeds; many have

A rent-to-own program aimed to help black citizens obtain property in a post-colonial world. Decades later, many homebuyers are still
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FEATURE: How second-hand clothes took Zimbabwe by storm – and hammered retail

By Al Jazeera HARARE: Kimberley Dube takes great care with her appearance. She always looks sharp and fashionable in smart-looking jeans,
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CURRENCY MAYHEM: Supermarkets suffer as consumers opt for tuckshops and informal stores

By Xinhua HARARE: Chain stores have traditionally been the preferred choice for shopping, but informal stores are becoming popular among
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US: Zimbabwe-based social work and education scholar to present to Illinois State community

Marriage is seen as an economic route out of poverty for women in Africa. Without a husband or father figure,
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With drug abuse raging, churches turn from punishment to mercy; 57% of Zimbabwe’s youths involved

Christian leaders can no longer defer the widespread addiction crisis to schools and prisons By Christianity Today A drug abuse
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